[The United Nations calls on the United States and Iran to continue dialogue] October 2. On October 1, local time, the spokesperson of the United Nations Secretary-General responded to reporters’ questions about the situation in Hormuz and the tense relations between the United States and Iran. He said that the current situation is worrying and the diplomatic contacts between the United States and Iran are in a period of relative silence. The United Nations hopes that the two sides can continue to maintain dialogue under the mediation of Qatar, Pakistan and other countries. According to U.S. news on September 30, the U.S.-Iran negotiations on September 28 reached a deadlock. Subsequently, U.S. Secretary of State Rubio asked the Iranian delegation participating in the United Nations General Assembly to leave the United States immediately. In this regard, Dujarric said that the United Nations has not set a unified time limit for delegations to leave the country after the UN General Assembly. The United Nations has always believed that diplomats who have United Nations-related official business to handle should be allowed to carry out relevant work. (CCTV News)