US Secretary of State demands Iranian delegation leave New York after deadlock in negotiations
Quick Look
- US Secretary of State Marco Rubio demanded that the Iranian delegation to the UN General Assembly immediately leave New York after negotiations stalled.
- The Iranian delegation, including Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, flew to Doha.
- The move was an unusual diplomatic rebuke amid a lack of progress in resolving the conflict in the Middle East.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
Negotiations between the United States and Iran to resolve the Middle East conflict have stalled, leading to an unusual diplomatic move by Washington.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio demanded that the Iranian delegation to the UN General Assembly immediately leave New York after negotiations stalled. The Iranian delegation, including Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, flew from New York to Doha.
MOSCOW, October 1 – RIA Novosti. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio demanded that the Iranian delegation to the UN General Assembly leave New York, writes the Axios portal, citing a source.
“US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Monday demanded that the Iranian delegation to the UN General Assembly immediately leave the country after negotiations stalled,” the material says.
As the newspaper notes, such a move was an unusual diplomatic rebuke that demonstrated deep mistrust between the parties amid a lack of progress in negotiations to resolve the conflict.
According to the source of the portal, the Iranian delegation, including the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic Abbas Araqchi, went to the airport several hours after the negotiations reached an impasse and flew from New York to Doha.
On Tuesday, Reuters reported that representatives of Washington and Tehran discussed with mediators ways to end the conflict in the Middle East. Sources said further discussions will focus on changes to the seven-day plan that Iran presented to the US last week.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Negotiations between the US and Iran could be resumed in the coming weeks through the mediation of third countries
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What specific issues caused the deadlock in the negotiations?
- Will negotiations be resumed soon?
- What further steps are the US and Iran planning in diplomatically resolving the conflict?






