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Pakistan’s Ambassador to the UN, Asim Iftikhar Ahmad, emphasized the country’s commitment to resolving nuclear issues through peaceful dialogue during discussions on Draft Resolution S/2025/561 related to the JCPOA. He outlined key principles guiding Pakistan’s support for the resolution: the need for peaceful resolution, allowing time for diplomacy, avoiding confrontation, and maintaining the JCPOA framework. Ahmad highlighted a recent agreement between Iran and the IAEA as a positive step towards rebuilding trust. He cautioned against reimposing sanctions, advocating instead for a six-month extension of Resolution 2231 to facilitate political engagement and emphasize the importance of diplomacy for regional stability.
Iran’s Judiciary Chief Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei reaffirmed the Iranian people’s steadfast support for the Islamic Revolution during the 46th anniversary commemorations in Tehran. He claimed that fears from the U.S. and other adversaries stem from this solidarity, stating that hostile actions, including Trump’s “maximum pressure” campaign, have only strengthened the populace’s resolve. Mohseni-Ejei emphasized that the Iranian people remain undeterred by threats and will continue to uphold the revolution’s principles established by Imam Khomeini. The nationwide rallies reflected this commitment, highlighting the resilience of Iranians against external pressures and their dedication to revolutionary ideals.
During a meeting in Hangzhou, China, Iranian Judiciary Chief Qolam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei and Kazakh counterpart Aslambek Mergaliev discussed enhancing judicial cooperation between Iran and Kazakhstan. They emphasized the importance of implementing previously signed judicial agreements and acknowledged the positive impact of high-level visits on bilateral relations. Mergaliev reaffirmed Kazakhstan’s commitment to strengthening ties with Iran, particularly in the judicial sector, to address mutual challenges. Both officials also explored issues faced by investors from their countries. The meeting highlights ongoing efforts to bolster cooperation and economic growth between the two nations, with Iran set to host the upcoming SCO judicial summit next year.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esma’eel Baqayi announced that Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will visit Tehran this week to strengthen Iran-Russia relations. The visit aims to enhance bilateral ties and discuss key regional and international developments. Lavrov is scheduled to meet with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi and other senior officials to focus on collaborative efforts across various sectors. Kazem Jalali, Iran’s ambassador to Moscow, confirmed the meeting on Tuesday. Lavrov’s previous visit on October 23 involved discussions on the South Caucasus, highlighting the strategic dialogue between the two nations. This upcoming visit is expected to further solidify their partnership.
On Wednesday, Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei marked the 100th anniversary of the Qom seminary’s reestablishment, urging it to become a key force in modern Islam. He emphasized the seminary’s role in upholding its religious mission while adapting to contemporary social challenges. Khamenei called for “Balagh Mubin” (clear communication) to effectively convey Islamic values and outlined an innovative, dynamic approach to address emerging issues. As the seminary approaches its second century, there is an expectation for it to integrate traditional teachings with modern societal needs, thus shaping a contemporary Islamic identity and guiding future scholars and leaders.
Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, dismissed fears of military confrontation with the US over nuclear negotiations, asserting that any aggression would provoke a strong response. In a televised speech, he emphasized that threats against Iran would be ineffective. His comments followed reports of a letter from US President Trump proposing a two-month timeframe for negotiations, which Tehran acknowledged but chose not to officially comment on. While Khamenei rejected negotiations under pressure, some Iranian officials indicated a willingness for indirect talks. This comes amid escalating US military actions in Yemen against Houthi fighters, attributed to Iranian support, heightening regional tensions.