Tehran won’t agree to stop its 20 percent uranium-enrichment work before the United States lifts all sanctions, state television quoted an unnamed official as saying, after a U.S. media report said Washington would offer a new proposal for talks to resolve the standoff over Iran’s nuclear program.
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India supplies 2nd shipment of equipment to Iran’s Chabahar port
India has supplied the second shipment of equipment to Chabahar port in Iran, Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Monday.
Iran enriching Uranium with advanced centrifuges at Natanz
In a further move away from the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, Iran has started enriching uranium with a third cascade, or cluster, of advanced IR-2m centrifuges at its underground plant at Natanz, Reuters reported on March 8, citing a report by the UN nuclear watchdog.
Iranian drone footage shows Israeli ship after explosion damage
Netanyahu blamed Tehran for blast; Iranian official provides al-Mayadeen channel with video and images of damaged MV Helios Ray, denies involvement
Pakistan’s Baluchis protest Iranian treatment of ethnic brethren after border shootings
Dozens of ethnic Baluch rights activists have staged a protest in Pakistan’s port city of Karachi to condemn the killing of their ethnic brethren by Iranian border guards last month.
Iran resistance urges tougher sanctions after exposing secret nuclear advances
Leaders of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) called on the international community at a press conference on Tuesday to re-enforce sanctions on Iran and not surrender to “Tehran’s blackmailing and posturing.”
European powers condemn Iran over inspection curbs
Britain, France, and Germany on February 23 criticized Iran’s decision to abandon a snap-inspections regime and reduce transparency as part of a mounting standoff over the fate of a 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers.
Iranian professor jailed after attending training course in Prague
A Revolutionary Court in Iran has sentenced a law professor to seven years in prison after convicting him of “cooperating with an enemy state.”
Rules of engagement changed by Assadi’s trial
In a hasty speech on Wednesday, February 3, Rouhani warned the United States and Europe that “no clause of the JCPOA will be changed.” and “no one will be added to the talks”
Iranian diplomat’s notebook reveals Iran terror network in Europe
New information about Iranian diplomat Assadollah Assadi’s espionage and terrorism network across Europe is raising yet more concerns about the threat from the terrorist regime in Iran.
Iran’s hard-line parliament rejects Rohani government’s budget draft
Iran’s parliament has rejected a draft state budget proposed by President Hassan Rohani’s government, amid a political struggle between moderates and conservative hard-liners ahead of the presidential election in June.