UN protests and diplomacy Vremya’s New York roundup

Sep 24

Vremya’s Georgy Alashvili covers Netanyahu’s UN address, the walkout, street protests and Danon’s Starlink offer to an Iranian delegate. The report contrasts Netanyahu’s genocide denial with NAZA soldiers’ allegations. It then covers Lavrov’s meeting with Araghchi, replays Pezeshkian offering nuclear access with objections to U.S. pressure and discusses a possible Putin–Trump meeting. Walkout and arrest figures, targeting allegations and diplomatic positions remain attributed. Proposed talks are distinguished from an agreed summit, and the competing accounts are not resolved by the report.

Delegations leave the hall around Netanyahu's September 24 UN address; he calls departing representatives cowards or hypocrites. The reports give different, attributed estimates: Fox says dozens, Vremya says nearly all in one account and hundreds in another, IRINN's headline says 77 while its introduction cites the Guardian for over 70, and a later IRINN feature cites Yedioth Ahronoth for 78. AUF1's 77-country figure includes representatives boycotting or staying away and is not an identical measure of people physically walking out. IRINN discusses the Iranian delegation leaving a Soleimani photograph and Baghaei's approving response. Kan's correspondent says delegates entered shortly before leaving and characterizes it as a provocation; that is the correspondent's interpretation. Vremya and IRINN emphasize Gaza accountability and frame the episode as isolation. No independent common count is supplied. Street demonstrations, arrests, Iceland's later response and the ICC warrant remain separate occurrences.