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Iran’s President Urges Reformists to Defend US Talks as Rubio Orders Delegation Out

Iran’s president urges reformists to defend negotiations with Washington as Secretary of State Marco Rubio orders Tehran’s delegation out early.

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Iran’s President Urges Reformists to Defend US Talks as Rubio Orders Delegation Out

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has urged reformists to defend negotiations with the United States, arguing that diplomacy remains necessary despite deep mistrust and stalled talks. His appeal came as Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered Iran’s delegation, including Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, to leave New York after discussions at the UN General Assembly made little progress. Qatari mediators continue trying to bridge differences, but neither side has offered major concessions. The diplomatic dispute highlights the fragile state of US-Iran relations

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