出席联大会议，伊朗官员遭美国多重限制

Core Points - The U.S. State Department announced restrictions on the Iranian delegation attending the 80th United Nations General Assembly, limiting their movement and shopping privileges [1][3] - The restrictions are aimed at preventing Iranian officials from using the UN event as a cover to promote terrorism and enjoy luxury shopping while ordinary Iranians face poverty [3][4] - The limitations extend to essential goods, requiring advance approval for many purchases, which has drawn criticism for violating diplomatic norms [4] Group 1 - The Iranian officials are only allowed to travel between their hotel and the UN headquarters for necessary official activities [3] - The restrictions include a ban on entering wholesale stores like Costco and Sam's Club without prior approval, and luxury purchases over $1,000 or cars over $60,000 also require permission [3][4] - The U.S. government is also considering imposing similar restrictions on delegations from Sudan, Zimbabwe, and Brazil [4] Group 2 - Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian are set to attend the UN meeting, with Raisi planning to deliver a speech and hold meetings with various leaders [4] - Raisi emphasized that the UN General Assembly is an opportunity to express Iran's position, but stated that Iran will not engage in dialogue with "bullying powers" [4]