Maduro denied the new US charges in a New York court

Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Celia Flores, in a New York court denied the new US charges, including torturing US citizens, and called the claims "lies", stressing their innocence.

Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Celia Flores, in a New York court denied the new US charges, including torturing US citizens, and called the claims "lies", stressing their innocence.

Ambassador Arjan-International Group: Celia Flores, the wife of the president of Venezuela, also did not accept the allegations raised in the court and declared her innocence.

The American authorities had previously raised new charges against this couple; including that American citizens have been tortured in Venezuela.

Maduro and his wife were arrested by American forces in Caracas on January 13, 1404 and were taken to New York on the charge of drug trafficking. They have denied all the allegations.

In court, Maduro described himself as an "honorable man" and denied the charges, saying he was still the legitimate president of Venezuela.

After returning from his trip to New York, the president said that at the UN General Assembly, he spoke about the dignity of the Iranian people and the country's perspective on regional developments.

After attending the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly and conducting bilateral meetings, the President arrived in Tehran with the welcome of the First Vice President.

Referring to Tehran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume nuclear negotiations with the United States, the President of Iran said in an interview with CBS News' "Face of the Nation" program that if Washington accepts this proposal, Iran will abide by its obligations and allow UN nuclear inspectors to enter the country.