Diplomacy: Iran defends itself against Trump threats at the UN
US President Trump threatens Iran with "hell" in front of the UN - Tehran defends itself. And sees itself as a "victim of terrorism". However, there are also talks between the warring parties in New York.
Iranian President Massud Peseschkian strongly criticized US President Donald Trump's comments at the UN General Debate in New York, saying Iran is a victim of terrorism, not a terrorist. Trump had warned Iran of two possible outcomes: a deal that would allow Iran to achieve economic strength or the destruction of the Islamic Republic.
The Iranian president called for a world order based on dialogue, not violence or military power. Meanwhile, representatives of the US and Iran held talks on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, with Trump saying the discussions were "very good" and lasted three hours.
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