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.

IRINN reports that Abbas Araghchi met Russia's foreign minister in New York, thanked Russia for opposing U.S. unilateralism and discussed West Asian developments and alleged U.S. breaches of the Islamabad understanding. Araghchi briefed him on Iran–Oman talks and mediators' efforts. The Russian minister condemned U.S. and Israeli military action against Iran and called for adherence to international law and the UN Charter. No agreement is announced. Vremya's September 25 account shows Sergey Lavrov meeting Abbas Araghchi and attributes to Iran's Foreign Ministry a detailed briefing on talks with the Americans. It says indirect U.S.–Iran contacts have continued in New York during the week. The brief gives no new agreement, accepted conditions or negotiation timetable. Its excerpt of Lavrov commenting on the crowded early UN days is incidental to the meeting, not a policy commitment. The September 27 weekly report attributes to Araghchi at the closed Lavrov meeting the claim that Washington rejected Tehran's seven-day plan for restoring Hormuz shipping. The source does not play that private exchange or establish the rejection's exact date.