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Iranian, British Foreign Ministers Meet in New York

Abbas Araghchi and Ed Miliband held talks on the sidelines of UN General Assembly meetings in New York, Iran's state media reported.

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— IRNA (Iran)

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband in New York, according to Iran's state-run IRNA news agency.

The meeting took place amid the wider diplomatic activity surrounding the United Nations General Assembly session in New York, where senior officials from numerous countries have been holding a series of bilateral discussions.

IRNA's report did not detail the specific topics discussed between the two foreign ministers or indicate whether any agreements or statements resulted from the meeting.

The talks come amid a broader pattern of diplomatic engagement between Iranian and Western officials this week, including separate reported meetings involving other senior Iranian figures in New York.

Neither the Iranian nor British foreign ministries had issued a detailed public statement on the substance of the discussion at the time of the report.

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