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according to the schedule of the general debate of the united nations general assembly, iranian president pezerhizzian will deliver a speech at the general assembly on the 24th. according to the british "guardian" report on the 24th, the day before, he said in an interview with many american media reporters that "there are no winners in war" and said that iran "is ready to restart nuclear negotiations."

according to the washington post, regarding the current situation in the middle east, pezeshiziyan said: "we (iran) do not want to be the source of instability in the middle east, because the consequences will be irreversible." however, he also said: "it is israel that is trying to create this full-scale conflict." regarding iran's previous vow to "severely retaliate" for the assassination of hamas leader haniyeh in tehran, pezeshiziyan said: "as long as israel is willing to lay down its arms, we are willing to do so. but we cannot allow external forces to intervene and arm one side to the teeth while preventing the other side from having the means to defend itself."

according to reuters, iranian foreign minister araghchi said on the 23rd: "i will stay in new york for a few days, longer than the president, and will meet with foreign ministers of many countries. we will focus on launching a new round of negotiations on the nuclear agreement." however, the report said that the biden administration had previously stated that the united states was not ready to resume nuclear agreement negotiations with iran.

qatar's al jazeera reported on the 24th that after winning the presidential election in july this year, pezehiziyan, who has a relatively moderate stance, vowed to restart negotiations with western countries to lift sanctions and ease the economic pressure faced by iran. iranian foreign minister araghchi and vice president zarif, who is in charge of strategic affairs, are both supporters of the iran nuclear agreement. iran's supreme leader khamenei has also publicly stated that there is "no harm" in contacting "enemies."

according to the iranian student news agency, pezhichyan has three main goals in new york: to resume negotiations on the iran nuclear deal, lift sanctions, and assure the west that iran will not provide missiles to russia or get involved in the ukrainian crisis. the report said that although iran supports hamas and hezbollah in lebanon, it has basically exercised restraint in the conflict since pezhichyan took office as president in late july.

however, qatar's al jazeera warned that iran's reconciliation with western countries may be hindered by escalating tensions in the middle east. according to reports, iran has allied with a series of regional forces hostile to israel and the united states, including hamas, lebanon's hezbollah and yemen's houthi armed forces. tehran has also been strengthening its ties with russia. however, earlier this month, araghchi denied these claims, saying they were based on "false intelligence."