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Iran’s Ambassador to Colombo, Alireza Delkhosh, has drawn attention to warnings from Iran’s Foreign Minister about the reactivation of sanctions against Iran, urging Sri Lanka and the Maldives to resist U.S.-led sanctions recently confirmed by the UN. The UN’s acknowledgment of “snapback” sanctions on September 28 revives restrictions lifted under the 2015 nuclear agreement. Iran, alongside Russia and China, contests the legal validity of these sanctions, arguing they threaten international law. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi calls for smaller nations to unite against such pressures, emphasizing that the implications of these sanctions could affect not just Iran but other nations as well.
The Iranian Embassy in London has rejected recent allegations from the Telegraph claiming Iran is pursuing nuclear weapons, labeling the reports as part of a “malign disinformation campaign.” The embassy emphasized that Iran’s nuclear program is peaceful, aimed at scientific and industrial development, and adheres to the nation’s religious beliefs against weapons of mass destruction (WMDs). It urged the Telegraph to stop spreading misinformation and instead focus on the perceived threats from Israel’s nuclear capabilities. The embassy stressed that nuclear weapons have no place in Iran’s defense strategy or its national values.
During a ceremony for National Nuclear Technology Day, Iranian President Pezeshkian reaffirmed the peaceful nature of the nation’s nuclear program, emphasizing Iran’s commitment to scientific advancement. He honored the memory of over 23,000 assassinated scientists and expressed that their loss motivates resilience and progress. Pezeshkian declared that Iran does not seek nuclear weapons, questioning external influences on its policies. He also stressed Iran’s desire for peace and security in the region while standing firm against aggression. The address highlighted Iran’s determination to advance its nuclear technology, framed within national pride and a commitment to collaboration with neighboring Islamic countries.
In a recent address during the inauguration of development projects in Sirjan, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized the need for optimal use of natural resources for future generations. He stated that resources should not only be utilized but also invested for the sustainability of children’s lives. Reflecting on Ayatollah Khamenei’s insights, Pezeshkian encouraged citizens to believe in a prosperous future, strive for regional leadership, and embrace self-reliance in science and technology. He stressed the importance of unity among citizens and leaders to overcome challenges, asserting that collective effort can transform Iran into a powerful nation.
On September 14, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu emphasized the enduring U.S.-Israel alliance while showcasing the Western Wall to Secretary of State Marco Rubio. However, a recent Economist article highlights Israel’s growing dependence on U.S. support amid increasing international isolation due to its Gaza conflict. Traditional allies are moving towards recognizing a Palestinian state, fueled by Israel’s settlement expansions. Polls show a significant decline in American support for Israel, especially among younger and Democratic voters, driven by distressing images from Gaza. This shift signals that Israel must address humanitarian concerns to maintain its crucial relationship with the U.S.
Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Russia from Wednesday to Saturday at the invitation of President Vladimir Putin, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War. This visit, Xi’s 11th to Russia, highlights the strengthening ties between the two nations amidst shared global challenges. Both countries aim to enhance their strategic partnership, focusing on cooperation in energy, digital economy, and cultural exchanges. As permanent UN Security Council members, China and Russia advocate for multilateralism and a multipolar world, promoting stability and fairness in international relations while commemorating their historical sacrifices during World War II.