Pezeshkian Tells UN Iran Open to Talks but Rejects 'Language of Force'
Addressing the UN General Assembly, the Iranian president said Iran is not pursuing nuclear weapons but insists on its right to peaceful nuclear technology.
Addressing the UN General Assembly, the Iranian president said Iran is not pursuing nuclear weapons but insists on its right to peaceful nuclear technology.
A senior Iranian security official said Tehran's current seven conditions for engagement differ fundamentally from previous demands.

Iran's president said Tehran remains open to negotiations while stressing it is fully prepared to defend itself against aggression.

Iran's president reiterated that Tehran has never sought nuclear weapons and remains committed to peaceful nuclear technology.

Masoud Pezeshkian said acquiring a weapon of mass destruction is forbidden on religious grounds.

The Iranian president said the nuclear program issue should be resolved through agreement, not on the battlefield, according to TASS.
Tehran's Foreign Ministry says Berlin presented a 'knowingly distorted' narrative about Iran's nuclear activities and its ties to regional partners.

Tehran's mission in Vienna said normal safeguards implementation isn't feasible amid continued US and Israeli threats, according to IRNA.

Tehran's mission in Vienna said normal implementation is unrealistic amid continued aggression, according to IRNA.

Tehran's mission in Vienna said normal safeguards implementation is unrealistic amid US and Israeli threats, according to Mehr News Agency.