In the long theater of nations, Iran's President Pezeshkian stood before the United Nations on Wednesday to answer a threat of annihilation with a declaration of dignity — insisting his country would not negotiate under the shadow of force. The speech came one day after Donald Trump issued his starkest ultimatum yet, framing the choice between diplomacy and destruction in terms that left little room for ambiguity. Behind the rhetoric, quiet talks between American and Iranian envoys had already taken place, mediated by Qatar, though neither side claimed progress. What unfolded at the General As
Iran's Pezeshkian defies Trump at UN, vows to fight 'until our last breath'
More than 150 Iranian schoolchildren were killed in the first days of the war.