Iran and Middle East Agenda at the United Nations General Assembly
Within the scope of diplomatic developments at the UN General Assembly sessions, Tehran expects the US to return to the memorandum of understanding, Qatar denied the allegations, and France announced it will deploy troops to Saudi Arabia.
During the United Nations General Assembly deliberations, Iran stated that it hopes the US will return to the memorandum of understanding before the elections in November. During the sessions, protests took place while the Israeli Prime Minister was speaking, and official statements were made by various countries regarding the regional crisis and mediation efforts.
Call from Tehran to the US
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian expressed that they want the US to return to the memorandum of understanding before the elections in early November.
Protests at the General Assembly
Dozens of delegates walked out of the United Nations General Assembly hall to protest as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was about to speak.
Qatar Denies Allegations
The spokesperson for the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs and diplomatic representatives strongly rejected the claims made by the Israeli leader and defended the country's mediation role.
Military Support from France to Saudi Arabia
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that they will dispatch troops and defense systems to Saudi Arabia in order to protect the Red Sea port city of Yanbu.
Reconstruction Cost of Gaza
The UN Conference on Trade and Development estimated that the reconstruction cost of Gaza, where the overwhelming majority of economic facilities have been damaged, will reach 71.5 billion dollars.
Diplomatic Talks and Warnings
While the foreign ministers of Egypt and Iran came together, the Tehran administration warned that European states becoming partners in the attacks would not go unanswered.