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Iran’s Supreme National Security Council secretary said Tehran has communicated three conditions to Washington via Qatar and Pakistan and is awaiting US President Trump’s reply. The conditions to halt hostilities are: end fighting on all fronts, release frozen assets and lift the maritime blockade. He said US acceptance would be in Washington’s interest and that threats would not work. On nuclear policy, he warned US and Israeli actions give Iran grounds to withdraw from the NPT but Tehran has made no decision and will base any move on Washington’s behavior; he added Iran still observes the late supreme leader’s nuclear ban. He also said Iran wants an end to the Saudi–Houthi conflict and warned it would strike US bases and interests in the Middle East if attacked.

Baghaei, Iran foreign ministry spokesperson, said attending the UN General Assembly is Iran’s "legitimate right," not a "favor" from other countries, and Tehran will not abandon the New York diplomatic platform. He said Iran will not send a false signal of détente; any diplomatic action should reflect Iran’s strength and positions. Although travel to New York is "not attractive" for the delegation, the UNGA is an important arena for Iran to express its stance amid recent conflicts and external pressure. Baghaei accused the United States of public pressure and visa delays aimed at the delegation, but said such measures will not prevent Iran from attending and presenting its position.