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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei speaks during a meeting
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Khamenei claims past experiences show that talks with the U.S. are unwise

Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei stated on Friday that past experiences have shown that engaging in discussions with the United States is neither prudent nor honorable. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump expressed on Wednesday his desire to establish a verified nuclear peace agreement with Tehran. During his previous administration in 2018, Trump withdrew the United States from the 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers … Continue reading Khamenei claims past experiences show that talks with the U.S. are unwise

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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi gives a briefing on the sidelines of a UN event in Lisbon, Portugal.
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Iran has issued a warning that any assault on its nuclear facilities would result in a declaration of ‘all-out war’

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has stated in an interview that any military action by Israel or the United States against Iran‘s nuclear facilities would result in an “all-out war” in the region. During his visit to Qatar, Araghchi emphasized that a military strike on Iran’s nuclear sites would be “one of the gravest historical errors the US could commit.” He asserted that Iran would … Continue reading Iran has issued a warning that any assault on its nuclear facilities would result in a declaration of ‘all-out war’

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Iran's ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Kazem Gharibabadi leaves a meeting of the Joint Commission of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), in Vienna, Austria.
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Iran and European nations are set to maintain discussions regarding Tehran’s nuclear program, according to reports

Discussions taking place in Geneva among Iran, the United Kingdom, France, and Germany will continue to address the contentious nuclear program of Tehran, as reported by Iran’s official news agency on Tuesday. Kazem Gharibabadi, Iran’s deputy foreign minister for international and legal affairs, stated on X on Monday that “the talks were serious, candid, and productive. We explored various aspects related to the lifting of … Continue reading Iran and European nations are set to maintain discussions regarding Tehran’s nuclear program, according to reports

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Iran, European powers to hold second round of nuclear talks ahead of Trump return

Iran is scheduled to engage in nuclear discussions with France, Britain, and Germany on Monday, just one week prior to the inauguration of US President-elect Donald Trump. This meeting marks the second round of discussions regarding Iran’s nuclear program within a two-month period, following a private gathering in Geneva, Switzerland, in November involving Tehran and the three European nations, collectively referred to as the E3. … Continue reading Iran, European powers to hold second round of nuclear talks ahead of Trump return

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Will Iran develop a nuclear weapon during Trump’s presidency in the United States?

Donald Trump’s anticipated second term as president of the United States could present significant challenges for Iran, potentially altering its interactions with Western nations, according to analysts. U.S. officials, in collaboration with Israeli counterparts, have been candid about the possibility of conducting military strikes against key Iranian nuclear sites and vital infrastructure, including power generation and oil and petrochemical facilities. Iranian leadership, led by Supreme … Continue reading Will Iran develop a nuclear weapon during Trump’s presidency in the United States?

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Iran urges France to reconsider its ‘unconstructive’ stance prior to the upcoming meeting

Iran urged Paris to reconsider its “unconstructive” stance just days before Tehran is scheduled to engage in a new round of discussions regarding its nuclear program with key European nations. On Monday, Emmanuel Macron expressed concerns that Tehran’s uranium enrichment activities are approaching a critical threshold and cautioned that European partners involved in the faltering 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran should contemplate reinstating sanctions if … Continue reading Iran urges France to reconsider its ‘unconstructive’ stance prior to the upcoming meeting

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Iran’s nuclear programme nearing point of no return, according to French President Macron

Iran’s contentious uranium enrichment efforts are approaching a critical juncture, and European nations involved in the stagnant 2015 nuclear agreement with Tehran should contemplate reinstating sanctions if no advancements are made, stated France’s president on Monday. During an annual conference with French ambassadors to discuss foreign policy goals for 2025, President Emmanuel Macron identified Iran as the primary “strategic and security challenge” facing France and … Continue reading Iran’s nuclear programme nearing point of no return, according to French President Macron

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U.S. President Joe Biden speaks during a dinner with U.S. service members and their families ahead of Thanksgiving at U.S. Coast Guard Sector New York on Staten Island, New York, U.S.
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Biden contemplated a strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, according to Axios

President Joe Biden convened a significant meeting several weeks ago to evaluate possible US military responses to Iran‘s nuclear facilities, as reported by multiple sources referenced by Axios. The discussions were part of contingency planning for scenarios where Iran might advance towards nuclear weapon development before Biden’s term concludes on January 20. During the meeting, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan presented a range of options … Continue reading Biden contemplated a strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, according to Axios

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US acknowledges its efforts to influence regime change in Iran

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has acknowledged that for the last twenty years, the United States has engaged in efforts aimed at regime change in Iran, which he described as unsuccessful. During a discussion at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York on Wednesday, Blinken was asked whether the US should pursue a policy of regime change in Iran. He responded, “If we … Continue reading US acknowledges its efforts to influence regime change in Iran

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Israel is reportedly gearing up to target Iranian nuclear facilities

The Israeli Air Force is reportedly preparing for possible strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, according to military officials speaking to the Times of Israel. West Jerusalem perceives that the unexpected takeover of Syria by jihadist factions has diminished Tehran’s influence in the region, potentially accelerating Iran’s nuclear ambitions, as noted by the publication. In the meantime, Israeli airstrikes have significantly degraded Syrian air defenses, facilitating … Continue reading Israel is reportedly gearing up to target Iranian nuclear facilities

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