奥巴马在联大强调外交解决国际纷争

President Barack Obama will make the case for diplomacy and collective action highlighting U.S. - led efforts in the Middle East when he addresses the United Nations General Assembly on Monday.

A White House official said Obama will point to the recently completed nuclear deal between the P5+1 and Iran as an example of "what can be accomplished by international cooperation when nations are held accountable for violating international rules, and principled diplomacy is pursued to achieve our objectives."

The U.S. president also will address the conflict in Syria, calling for the need to couple military efforts against the Islamic State militant group "with a commitment by all nations to seek and support a political resolution" in the war-torn country.

Obama administration officials have repeatedly said that such a political transition cannot occur as long as Syrian President Bashar al-Assad remains in power. That issue is expected to be a focus of Obama\'s talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin later on Monday.

白宫官员表示，奥巴马将指出安理会五个常任理事国加德国与伊朗之间最近达成的核协议。协议表明"在一些国家破坏国际规则而被追究责任时通过国际合作所能发挥的作用，同时也表明如何坚守有原则的外交来实现我们目标。"

奥巴马总统也将谈及叙利亚冲突，呼吁在这个饱受战争蹂躏的国家对伊斯兰国武装组织采取军事行动的同时，需要“所有国家承诺寻求并支持一个政治解决办法”。

奥巴马政府官员曾一再表示，只要叙利亚总统阿萨德依然掌权，这种政治过渡就不可能发生。 这个问题预计将成为奥巴马周一晚些时候与俄罗斯总统普京会谈的焦点。