Iran's UN delegation

An Iranian survivor of the regime's massacres addressed the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, directly accusing Iranian officials of mass killings while they were present in the room. UN Watch, which hosted the testimony, says attempts were made to silence the speaker. The remarks drew wide attention online, with supporters praising his courage in confronting the delegation face to face.

Iran's address at the United Nations is being framed in Nepali-language commentary as a 'diplomatic surgical strike', coinciding with a standoff involving Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and reports of delegates staging a walkout during proceedings. The episode has drawn wide attention online, with commentators portraying it as a symbolic victory for Tehran in the diplomatic arena.

Iranian state media reported that Iran's UN delegation has no plans to negotiate with the United States, contradicting President Donald Trump's claims that talks would resume. Trump had said negotiations would restart after he rejected a proposal to reopen the issue, but Tehran's mission in New York moved to dispel any expectation of imminent diplomacy between the two countries.

Iran's delegation to the United Nations has no plans to hold another meeting with US officials this week, according to a source cited by the Times of Israel. The report offers no details on the reason for the pause or on what was discussed at any previous contacts between the two sides, which have no formal diplomatic relations.