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Starting from February 28, Iran had launched attacks on the Gulf countries and Jordan with missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles in retaliation for the attacks of the USA and Israel.
In his speech on behalf of his country at the 81st General Assembly of the United Nations (UN), Zeyani drew attention to Iran's attacks on GCC member countries and Jordan in retaliation for the attacks of Israel and the USA.
Stating that the Gulf region is experiencing unprecedented security conditions, Zeyani said, "GCC countries and Jordan were exposed to unprecedented attacks by Iran. These attacks of Iran were against civilian and energy facilities." he said.
Stating that there is no justification for the attacks on the Gulf countries and Jordan, Zeyani stated that the GCC member countries and Jordan were subjected to approximately 7 thousand attacks from Iran.
Pointing out that international law was clearly violated with these attacks, Zeyani said, "In order to restore trust and stability in the region, there is a need to implement international law, not condemnation statements." he said.
Bahraini Foreign Minister Zeyani also accused the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen of threatening ships in the Babulmandeb Strait.
Iran had launched attacks with missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles against Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Jordan as of February 28, as part of retaliation for the attacks of the USA and Israel.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Erakchi stated that they presented a definitive 7-day plan to the USA through mediators to open the Strait of Hormuz to ship traffic. Erakçi said that more than 5 thousand people lost their lives in the attacks of the USA and Israel and that the USA used economic pressure as a weapon. Emphasizing that the decision belongs to Washington, he stated that if the necessary conditions are met, the Bosphorus can be opened on the 6th day and negotiations can begin on the 7th day.
Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian made a statement about the memorandum of understanding signed with the USA on June 17, but not implemented, and emphasized the importance of returning to the Islamabad Memorandum.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Ukraine's UAV attacks on Moscow and oil refineries and blockade attempts in the Black Sea, proposed a mutual ceasefire and welcomed the US-China negotiations.

Russian President Vladimir Putin in St. At the press conference he held after the St. Petersburg International United Cultures Forum, he discussed Ukraine's attacks on Moscow and oil refineries, said that the trilateral negotiations in Istanbul were stopped by Ukraine, and welcomed the negotiations between the USA and China.

UN Secretary-General Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric criticized Netanyahu for directing the Lebanon attack by showing a pager in his General Assembly speech, but stated that it was not the UN's duty to limit freedom of expression.
According to the New York Times, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Erakchi stated that he presented a 7-day plan to the United States to stop the hostilities, release frozen Iranian funds worth $12 billion and open the Strait of Hormuz to start nuclear negotiations. Erakçi stated that the plan was similar to the agreement reached in June but collapsed and that it would be better to reach an agreement before the US midterm elections. US officials said the contacts were positive and constructive, but they would not rush. It was reminded in the news that Trump threatened to 'destroy' Iran, Pezeshkian said that bullying could not be done, and that the two countries have been at war for about seven months.