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外交政策研究员贝赫南·本·塔布卢指出，佩泽什基安的言论与伊朗政权的过往行径形成鲜明对比
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伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽什基安在联合国大会上声称，他和他的国家“一直是恐怖主义的受害者”。
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一位外交政策专家周三对福克斯新闻数字频道表示，伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽什基安在联合国对华盛顿的尖锐抨击，只会让唐纳德·特朗普总统“面露窃笑”，因为特朗普清楚自己“握有主动权”。
这番评价出炉之际，佩泽什基安和特朗普先后在24小时内于纽约联合国大会同一讲台发表演讲，随着美伊紧张局势持续升级，两人隔空展开了激烈言辞交锋。
“特朗普明白自己握有主动权，他甚至可能根本没太在意伊朗总统的发言，”美国国防民主基金会高级研究员贝赫南·本·塔布卢对福克斯新闻数字频道说道。
佩泽什基安指责美国和以色列袭击伊朗，同时将本国描绘成侵略的受害者。
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2026年9月23日，在纽约联合国总部，伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽什基安展示一张照片，他称照片拍摄的是被空袭击中的米纳布学校，并在第81届联合国大会上发表演讲。（斯宾塞·普拉特/盖蒂图片社）
“我们只是在自卫。我们不是恐怖分子，”佩泽什基安说道。
“我们的无辜民众成为了强加于我国的怯懦袭击和侵略行为的目标。美国和以色列袭击了我们。”
“我确信，这番厚颜无耻的言论会让特朗普总统面露窃笑、甚至开怀大笑，”塔布卢说道，他指出佩泽什基安的言论与伊朗政府的过往行径之间存在鲜明反差。
佩泽什基安发表此番演讲之前，特朗普也曾在联合国同一场合为美国与伊朗的冲突辩护，并警告德黑兰，要么达成协议，要么面临进一步的毁灭，二者必选其一。
“或者我会彻底摧毁伊斯兰共和国，而且速战速决，绝不给他们再次杀戮、破坏国家的机会？”特朗普在周二说道。
尽管两位领导人的言辞尖锐，但塔布卢表示，他们更广泛的外交立场大体上仍在预料之中。
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唐纳德·特朗普总统在纽约市联合国大会发表演讲。（迈克尔·圣地亚哥/盖蒂图片社）
“从某种程度上来说，特朗普总统和佩泽什基安总统在第81届联合国大会上的演讲都在预料之中，”塔布卢说道。
“之所以可预测，是因为两国当前的状态以及彼此的外交政策正处于相当可预测的模式中。”
尽管存在威胁和相互指责，但这两个对手似乎仍在幕后试探外交途径。
特朗普周二表示，美国特使史蒂夫·威科夫和贾里德·库什纳在大会间隙与伊朗官员进行了约三小时的会谈，并将此次会谈描述为富有成效的。
威科夫随后表示，会谈是通过穿梭于美国和伊朗代表团之间的调解人进行的。
据报道，伊朗外交部长阿巴斯·阿拉奇也参与了此次会谈。
库什纳称赞与伊朗的前所未有的接触，德黑兰否认存在特朗普的秘密渠道
伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽什基安与唐纳德·特朗普总统（马吉德·赛义迪/盖蒂图片社；何塞·路易斯·马加纳/美联社）
塔布卢表示，双方都在试图“让时间成为对自己有利的武器”，并“将升级还是接触的选择负担推给对方”。
但塔布卢进一步指出，佩泽什基安的整体信息试图通过反美、反以色列和反帝国主义的框架将伊朗塑造成受害者。
“他似乎更像是在传递一种全球南方、反美、反以色列、反殖民、反帝国主义的信息，试图将伊斯兰共和国描绘成受害者，”塔布卢说道。
“实际上，这场危机中真正长期的受害者是伊朗人民，这要归咎于伊斯兰共和国的政策。”
双方在联合国讲台的对抗与幕后的外交形成鲜明对比，凸显了美伊之间尚未解决的紧张局势，而官员们正在探索谈判能否为冲突找到一条出路。
特朗普持续预测伊朗协议达成——白宫为何仍认为协议可期
2026年9月23日，在纽约联合国总部，伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽什基安在第81届联合国大会上发表演讲。（亚历克西·J·罗森菲尔德/盖蒂图片社）
“尽管讲台上下言辞强硬，但双方仍都希望表明自己有兴趣进行谈判，尽管他们都试图利用谈判来塑造对自身更有利的结果，”塔布卢说道。
佩泽什基安还在大会上表示，德黑兰不会屈服于军事压力，同时暗示伊朗仍对外交持开放态度。
“我认为伊朗方面试图表明有兴趣进行谈判，但如果他们拖延、耽搁或未在政策上做出有意义的实质性改变，可能很快就会碰壁，”塔布卢援引伊朗在波斯湾、霍尔木兹海峡和核计划上的立场说道。
“最终，如果立场保持不变，他们在军事行动和外交对话之间摇摆不定并不会带来多大改变，因为红线实际上并未移动。
“当然，特朗普政府正在寻求在此获得政治胜利。”
艾玛·巴西是福克斯新闻数字频道的突发新闻撰稿人。在加入福克斯之前，她曾在《每日电讯报》美国夜班团队工作，负责过外交、政治、新闻、体育和文化等多个版面。
Trump likely ‘smirked’ as ‘crass’ Iranian president lashed out at US in UN speech: expert
September 23, 2026 8:10pm EDT / Fox News
Foreign policy researcher Behnam Ben Taleblu pointed to a sharp contrast between Pezeshkian’s rhetoric and the Iranian regime’s track record
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian claimed to the United Nations General Assembly that he and his country ‘have been the victims of terrorism.’
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian’s sharp rebuke of Washington at the United Nations would have drawn little more than a “smirk” from President Donald Trump, who knows he “holds the cards,” a foreign policy expert told Fox News Digital Wednesday.
The assessment came after Pezeshkian and Trump addressed the U.N. General Assembly in New York from the same podium within 24 hours of one another, trading sharp rhetoric as tensions between Washington and Tehran continue to mount.
“Trump understands he holds the cards, and he may not even have paid much attention to what the Iranian president was saying,” Behnam Ben Taleblu, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), told Fox News Digital.
Pezeshkian accused the United States and Israel of attacking Iran while portraying his country as the victim of aggression.
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian holds a picture, which he says is from the Minab school that was hit by an airstrike, as he addresses the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly at U.N. headquarters Sept. 23, 2026, in New York City.(Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
“We have only defended ourselves. We are not terrorists,” Pezeshkian claimed.
“Our innocent people have been the targets of cowardly attacks and aggressions imposed upon our country. America and Israel attacked us.”
“I’m sure that would have drawn a smirk or a smile or a chuckle from the president’s face, seeing that crassness,” Taleblu said, pointing to what he described as a sharp contrast between Pezeshkian’s rhetoric and the Iranian government’s track record.
Pezeshkian’s address came after Trump used the same U.N. stage to defend the U.S. conflict with Iran and warn that Tehran faces a stark choice between reaching a deal and facing further destruction.
“Or do I annihilate the Islamic Republic, and do it quickly, never giving them a chance to kill and destroy people and countries again?” Trump said on Tuesday.
While the rhetoric from both leaders was pointed, Taleblu said their broader diplomatic positions remain largely predictable.
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President Donald Trump addresses the UNGA in New York City.(Michael Santiago/Getty Images)
“To a certain degree, both President Trump and President Pezeshkian’s speeches before the U.N. General Assembly’s 81st session were predictable,” Taleblu said.
“Predictable because the status of both countries and their foreign policy toward the other are in a fairly predictable pattern right now.”
Despite the threats and recriminations, the two adversaries also appear to be still testing a diplomatic path behind the scenes.
Trump said Tuesday that U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner spoke with Iranian officials for roughly three hours on the sidelines of the General Assembly and characterized the discussions as productive.
Witkoff later said the talks were conducted through mediators who shuttled between the U.S. and Iranian delegations.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi also represented Tehran in the discussions, according to reports.
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and President Donald Trump(Majid Saeedi/Getty Images; Jose Luis Magana/AP)
Both sides, Taleblu said, are attempting “to make time a weapon on their side” and “to put the burden of choosing between escalation and engagement on the other.”
But Taleblu went on to characterize Pezeshkian’s broader message as an attempt to cast Iran as a victim through an anti-American, anti-Israel and anti-imperialist framework.
“It seemed to be more of a global South, anti-American, anti-Israeli, kind of anti-colonial, anti-imperialist message that he was looking to kind of paint the Islamic Republic as the victim,” Taleblu said.
“In reality, the long-serving victim in this entire crisis is the Iranian people because of the policies of the Islamic Republic.”
The competing messages — confrontation from the U.N. podium and diplomacy behind the scenes — highlighted the unresolved tensions between Washington and Tehran as officials explore whether negotiations can produce an off-ramp from the conflict.
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian addresses the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly at U.N. Headquarters Sept. 23, 2026, in New York City.(Alexi J. Rosenfeld/Getty Images)
“Despite the tough talk at the podium, both sides still feel like they need to signal an interest in talks, even though they’re both trying to use talks to shape an outcome that is more conducive to their interests,” Taleblu said.
Pezeshkian also told the General Assembly that Tehran would not surrender to military pressure while signaling that Iran remained open to diplomacy.
“I think the Iranians are trying to signal an interest in talks, but they may run into a brick wall quite soon if they foot-drag or delay or don’t meaningfully provide any kind of substantive change in their policy,” Taleblu said, citing Iran’s positions on the Persian Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz and its nuclear program.
“Ultimately, if the positions remain the same, the fact that they’re oscillating between shooting and talking doesn’t mean much because the red lines haven’t actually moved.
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“Of course, the Trump administration is looking for a political win here.”
Emma Bussey is a breaking news writer for Fox News Digital. Before joining Fox, she worked at The Telegraph with the U.S. overnight team, across desks including foreign, politics, news, sport and culture.
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