[The Iranian delegation said it was leaving New York as part of a planned itinerary and had notified the U.S. in advance] On October 1, Iran’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations announced on September 30 that the Iranian delegation would leave New York on the evening of September 28 (Monday). This itinerary had been notified to the U.S. State Department in advance on September 17. Finding nothing, the State Department turned to spreading baseless and worthless information. According to U.S. news on September 30, during the U.S.-Iran negotiations on September 28, neither side was willing to make concessions, and the negotiations reached a deadlock. Subsequently, US Secretary of State Rubio asked the Iranian delegation to leave the United States immediately. According to U.S. comments, the move was "a highly unusual diplomatic rebuke that exposed the deep-seated distrust between the two countries." According to sources in the Middle East, Qatar, the mediator, is still communicating with the United States and Iran to seek a "compromise solution." (CCTV News)