Iran’s President Says Open to Talks but Won’t Bow to U.S.

Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian made a clear stance at the U.N. General Assembly, indicating that while Iran is willing to engage in diplomatic talks, it will not yield to U.S. pressure, especially regarding its nuclear program. He accused the U.S. and Israel of exerting undue influence in the Middle East, suggesting a defiant yet open approach to international negotiations. This statement underscores the ongoing tensions and complex dynamics in the region, emphasizing Iran's commitment to its nuclear ambitions despite global pressure.