خلاصه اخبار سیاسی

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At the United Nations General Assembly, Secretary‑General António Guterres denounced the United States for restricting the diplomatic staff of Iran in New York and seizing a Venezuelan oil tanker, echoing President Trump’s assertion that Iran’s missile program is rapidly modernising—a claim that Tehran’s former foreign minister counter‑argued, pointing out US sanctions against himself. Meanwhile, Iran and Russia plan to launch three Iranian satellites this month, a move that heightens Western fears of a growing Tehran‑Moscow space partnership. In regional fora, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Rahimi met Oman’s counterpart in a “Peace and Confidence‑Building” forum, while an Indo‑Pakistani leaders’ summit underlined the need to translate shared infrastructure ambitions into concrete projects. Across the globe, Turkey’s foreign minister announced Ankara would shoulder responsibilities for a Palestinian solution, and a new U.S. security bloc—“C5,” comprising the U.S., China, Russia, India and Japan—has been proposed as an alternative to the G7. Economically, an Imam‑Jomâ’‑‑Tabriz pointed out that unjustified rises in dollar and gold prices, despite no economic catalyst, are harming families. Finally, a debate over the accuracy of medical statistics in the Râsh‑Astara project highlighted lingering mistrust between Moscow and Iranian officials.