ایران در بحث‌های مجمع عمومی سازمان ملل

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The UN General Assembly confronts Gaza, Ukraine, and Iran's nuclear program, with no mention of Iran's issues so far.

The episode begins by setting the scene at the UN General Assembly, where major issues include the Gaza-Israel war, the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, and Iran's nuclear program. Host Dariush Rajabian introduces the discussion with Scott Lucas, a professor of American studies, who explains the lack of progress in US-Iran relations due to conflicting statements from Donald Trump and Ali Khamenei. Lucas notes that Europe is implementing American pressure on Iran, leading to economic conflicts. The conversation then shifts to Ukraine, with guests Amir Chahaki and Mohammad Qaedi analyzing Trump's sudden change in rhetoric towards Russia, debating whether it signals weakness or is a negotiation tactic. They explore the economic implications for Russia and the US's strategic interests in prolonging the war. The episode delves into Iran's role in the Ukraine conflict, revealing that Iran's support for Russia was a strategic mistake, as Russia no longer needs Iranian technology, leaving Iran isolated. Later, the focus turns to the Middle East, with discussions on the international recognition of Palestine by over 10 Western countries and Israel's condemnation of this move. Guests Kamran Matin and Amir debate accusations of genocide against Israel, citing reports from international courts and human rights organizations. The episode concludes with analysis of Israel's potential attacks on Iran and the broader regional balance of power, highlighting the complex interplay between US foreign policy, European actions, and Middle Eastern dynamics.

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