Iran rejects reports on timing of UN delegation's departure from New York
Tehran's mission to the UN pushed back on claims about when Foreign Minister Araghchi's delegation left the city, IRNA reports.
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The Iranian mission to the United Nations has rejected claims surrounding the timing of the departure of its delegation from New York, according to IRNA.
The delegation, headed by Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi, had been in New York, and the mission's statement specifically disputed reports regarding when the group left the city.
Details disputed
IRNA's report did not specify which particular reports the mission was responding to, nor did it provide further detail on the delegation's actual departure timeline.
The dispute comes amid ongoing diplomatic activity involving Iranian officials at the United Nations in New York.
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