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Últimas noticias de la Asamblea General de la ONU, en directo | El presidente de Irán responde a Trump: “Hemos sido las víctimas del terrorismo”

Milei lleva a la ONU su reciente esfuerzo de colocar las Malvinas en el centro de la atención | El presidente español, Pedro Sánchez, reivindica sus políticas progresistas con el alcalde de Nueva York

Últimas noticias de la Asamblea General de la ONU, en directo | El presidente de Irán responde a Trump: “Hemos sido las víctimas del terrorismo”

The President of Iran, Masud Pezeshkian, addressed the ongoing UN General Assembly on Wednesday in response to the previous day's threats of "annihilation" from former US President Donald Trump. He accused the United States and Israel of the "brutal killing of civilians," branding his own country as a "victimized by terrorism". "Our esteemed Supreme Leader was killed without any legal reason or scheme," he stated, warning Trump that "the resistance of the Iranian people will only grow with sanctions, mounting pressure, and increasing intimidation."

"We are ready for dialogue, but not accepting the language of force," he declared, insisting on his right to a nuclear program. Argentine President Javier Milei took his recent efforts to place the Malvinas islands issue at the center of the discussion to the assembly, criticizing the UN and advocating for unrestricted development of artificial intelligence.

Meanwhile, Russian and US diplomatic chiefs met near the summit, with Spanish President Pedro Sánchez meeting with New York City's mayor, both touting their progressive policies.

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