On September 23, local time, Iranian President Pezzahizyan delivered a speech during the general debate of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. He said that Iran is willing to negotiate and cooperate, but it will not accept force, sanctions, or military threats to force it to make concessions. Peace must be based on fairness, justice, dignity, and equal rights of all countries. Pezheziyan stressed that Iran's position on maintaining national security, sovereignty, and the peaceful use of nuclear technology, believes that its own defense is an important guarantee for avoiding external threats, and at the same time denies pursuing security through hegemonic methods. Pezzheziyan criticized some countries' “double standards” on Iran's nuclear issue, Israel, and the Palestinian issue, and believed that continued occupation, aggression, and injustice would exacerbate regional conflicts. Pezechyan said that war and military force cannot replace international law, diplomacy and political dialogue, and he called for common security through regional cooperation.

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