
The United States approved visas for Iran’s core delegation to attend the UN General Assembly high-level meetings in New York while the two countries remained at war.

The 1947 UN Headquarters Agreement keeps a narrow legal corridor open for official transit. Admission can still be tightly bounded around the airport route and UN district.

The decision did not produce talks, a ceasefire or unrestricted travel. It preserved the physical possibility of diplomacy at the moment normal relations had collapsed.
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