President Trump States U.S. and Iran Held Meeting After UN Address
President Donald Trump stated that U.S. and Iranian officials held a three-hour meeting shortly after he issued a threat against the Islamic Republic during his address to the United Nations General Assembly.
Philadelphia, PA, September 22, 2026 —
President Donald Trump announced that United States and Iranian officials engaged in a meeting that lasted three hours. According to the President, this encounter occurred shortly after he delivered a speech at the United Nations General Assembly, during which he issued a threat directed at the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The specifics regarding the location of the meeting, the identities of the U.S. and Iranian officials involved, and the precise nature of the threat made by President Trump during his UN address were not detailed in the President’s statement. The duration of the meeting was stated to be three hours.
No further information was provided regarding the outcomes or agenda of this meeting. The context of the threat made by President Trump during his United Nations General Assembly address, and its relationship to the subsequent meeting, remains limited to the President’s announcement.
The trend summary does not contain details about the dates of these events, the specific content of the threat, the individuals present at the meeting, or any follow-up actions or statements from either the U.S. or Iranian governments.
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