
Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani defined Iran's speech to the UN General Assembly as "very harsh", stating that Iran must use different tones and renounce the path of building a nuclear weapon, while Italy works for a diplomatic solution.
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The intervention takes place in the context of the United Nations General Assembly meetings in New York, where Iran held a speech considered harsh by Italy, regarding its nuclear program and international relations.
Iran's speech to the UN General Assembly "was very harsh". Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said this in New York. "We work for a diplomatic solution, Iran must use different tones, it must give up the path of building a nuclear bomb", added the head of the Farnesina, reiterating that there is always a need to use less harsh tones here too, to defend one's positions".

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