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Iranian President Pezeshkian Seeks Resolution with US, Cites Deep Distrust Over Regime Change Plans

Masoud Pezeshkian Demands Washington Rebuild Trust and Halt Military Attacks in CBS Interview During UN General Assembly in New York

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International Desk • 26 Sept • 2 min read

Iranian President Pezeshkian Seeks Resolution with US, Cites Deep Distrust Over Regime Change Plans
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian outlines Tehran's stance on negotiations with the US during his visit to the UN General Assembly in New York.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has stated that Tehran remains open to resolving its conflicts with Washington, provided mutual trust is restored and the United States guarantees it is not seeking regime change in Iran.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with US network CBS in New York on Friday (September 25, 2026) while attending the United Nations General Assembly, President Pezeshkian questioned Washington's commitment to diplomatic resolution while continuing military strikes and imposing sanctions. The Iranian President emphasized that both nations must adhere to mutually agreed commitments, pointing out that Washington's unfulfilled written pledges have undermined trust. Addressing broader regional stability, Pezeshkian noted in a separate interview with CNBC that lasting peace in the Middle East remains achievable if the United States ceases military support for Israel and halts strikes on civilians, scientists, and public infrastructure. Key diplomatic progress remains stalled, particularly regarding maritime navigation through the strategic Strait of Hormuz—a vital transit corridor for global energy supplies.

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