Archive · 25 Sep 2025
France, US Urge Iran to Address Nuclear Concerns
France and the US told Iran they have a last chance to avoid more sanctions.
They want Iran to let UN inspectors check its nuclear sites and restart talks.
Iran's President said they don't want to build a bomb but the US and others are skeptical.
The US says they prefer a deal, but will enforce sanctions if they can't come to an agreement.
France and the US urged Iran to address nuclear program concerns.
Macron met with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.
Iran faces potential UN sanctions if it does not cooperate.
The US said they want a permanent solution to Iran's nuclear program.
Iran's President stated Iran has never sought to build a nuclear bomb.
- Who
- Emmanuel Macron, Steve Witkoff, Masoud Pezeshkian
- What
- Discussed Iran's nuclear program and possible sanctions.
- When
- Wednesday (September 24)
- Where
- UN General Assembly, New York
- Why
- To address Iran's nuclear program and the potential for sanctions.
France/US
Iran
Nuclear Program
France/US
Require transparency and negotiations to avoid sanctions.
Iran
Denies seeking nuclear weapons and blames other countries for tension.
- Who
- Emmanuel Macron, US Envoy Steve Witkoff, Masoud Pezeshkian
- What
- Discussed Iran's nuclear program at UN General Assembly
- When
- Wednesday (September 24)
- Where
- UN General Assembly, New York
- Key Issues
- Iran's nuclear program, UN sanctions, negotiations
