Amid the peak of tensions between Palestine and the Zionist regime, a scene unfolded at the United Nations General Assembly that astonished the world. The massive emptying of the General Assembly hall during Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech this year was symbolic and highly conspicuous.

Today, the country stands on the verge of the activation of the snapback mechanism and the bitter culmination of two decades of harmful negotiations.

This year in New York, the structure and overall format of the speeches at the United Nations General Assembly were different. If we pay attention to the content of this year’s speeches, especially those related to major global conflicts—particularly Palestine and Ukraine—we can observe notable differences.

Foreign Minister Araghchi expressed regret over unilateral coercive measures taken by some developed countries.

During the 12-day confrontation between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Zionist regime, many of those tied to the West expected that Israel, using its military power, U.S. and European support, and the help of Arab countries, would be able to quickly deliver a heavy blow to Iran. But the result was exactly the opposite: not only did this regime fail to achieve its main objective, but it also encountered multiple limitations and weaknesses.

On September 22, 1980, the Ba’athist Iraqi army under the command of Saddam Hussein launched a full-scale invasion of Iranian territory, beginning a war that lasted eight years. This military aggression, supported extensively by global powers, was met with the unparalleled resistance of the Iranian people.

The IRGC issued the warning on the occasion of Sacred Defense Week, saying that the enemies, particularly the US and Israel, will receive a strong response if they make a new miscalculation.

The adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 1929 on June 9, 2010, which imposed unprecedented and comprehensive sanctions against Iran, targeted a country that at the time was under peak international pressure. These sanctions subjected Iran’s economy to its most severe test. Yet every crisis also carries the seeds of opportunity for transformation and reconstruction. The way forward for Iran lies not in isolation, but in adopting a smart, multi-dimensional strategy focused on “economic resilience,” “active diplomacy,” and “strengthening domestic cohesion.”

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