Masoud Pezeshkian addressed the United Nations General Assembly, advocating against the imposition of sanctions on Iran by the UN Security Council. During his speech, he emphasized the economic and humanitarian impacts that such measures could have on the Iranian populace. Pezeshkian argued that sanctions often exacerbate suffering and hinder diplomatic efforts, suggesting that dialogue and cooperation are more effective approaches to resolving international disputes. He called for the recognition of Iran’s rights and contributions to regional stability, urging member states to reconsider the potential ramifications of sanctioning Iran. The address reflects ongoing tensions between Iran and the international community, particularly concerning its nuclear program and broader geopolitical issues.



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