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Iran Continues US Talks in a Climate of Deep Distrust
PoliticsThe first round of indirect nuclear talks between Iran and the United States in Muscat concluded amid cautious optimism from Iranian officials, coupled with clear warnings about the fragility of the path ahead.
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Will a New Round of Iran–U.S. Talks Begin with a Fresh Perspective?
PoliticsAfter nearly eight months since the last round of indirect negotiations between Iran and the United States in the spring—talks that ended without a clear outcome amid regional security developments and rising tensions—dialogue between Tehran and Washington has once again become a focal point of international media attention.
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Iranian Defense Minister Arrives in Baku
PoliticsBrigadier General Aziz Nasirzadeh, Minister of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics of the Islamic Republic of Iran, arrived in Baku, the capital of the Republic of Azerbaijan, on an official visit.
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Khorramshahr-4 Enters Iran’s Missile Cities, Sending a New Deterrence Signal
PoliticsDuring the unveiling of a new missile city operated by the Aerospace Force of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) on Tuesday night, the Khorramshahr-4 ballistic missile was seen among the operational systems deployed at the site—an event observers describe as signaling a new phase in Iran’s deterrence strategy.
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Ali Shamkhani Appointed As Secretary of Iran’s Supreme Defense Council
PoliticsRear Admiral Ali Shamkhani has been appointed Secretary of the Supreme Defense Council by the Iranian Presidency.
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Muscat: A Testing Ground for Diplomacy Under the Shadow of Threats
PoliticsIn recent months, Iran’s nuclear file has moved toward escalation at an unprecedented pace.
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Ghalibaf: Under Iranian Law, NATO and EU Armies Are Considered Terrorist Organizations
PoliticsMohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of Iran’s Parliament, said on Sunday that under Iran’s law on “reciprocal action against the designation of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist organization,” NATO and the armed forces of European Union member states are regarded as terrorist entities by the Islamic Republic.
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Qatar’s Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Meets Ali Larijani in Tehran
PoliticsQatar’s Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, met in Tehran with Ali Larijani, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, to discuss recent regional developments and ongoing efforts to reduce tensions.
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Larijani: Framework for Negotiations Is Taking Shape
PoliticsAli Larijani, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, said progress is being made toward forming a clear framework for negotiations, stressing that this development is moving forward despite what he described as artificial media-driven war narratives.
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Iran, Azerbaijan Presidents Hold Call on Bilateral and Regional Issues
PoliticsIn a continuation of diplomatic engagement between Tehran and Baku, the presidents of Iran and the Republic of Azerbaijan held a telephone conversation to review bilateral relations and discuss key regional developments, underscoring their commitment to continued dialogue and cooperation.
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Iran and Egypt Presidents Stress Diplomacy in Phone Call on Regional Tensions
PoliticsIn a continued round of regional diplomatic outreach, the presidents of Iran and Egypt held a telephone conversation to discuss regional developments, de-escalation efforts, and the role of diplomacy in addressing ongoing tensions, underscoring the priority of political solutions over military options.
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Larijani Meets Putin in Moscow
PoliticsAli Larijani, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, held talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, January 30, at the Kremlin, in a meeting that has drawn attention amid ongoing regional and international tensions.
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Any Hostile Act Against Iran Will Face a Decisive Response
PoliticsAli Shamkhani, the Supreme Leader of Iran’s representative on the country’s Supreme Defense Council, has warned that any hostile action against Iran would be met with a firm and deterrent response, stressing that Tehran is fully prepared for scenarios that could push confrontation beyond an adversary’s expectations.
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What Would the United States Use to Attack Iran?
PoliticsIn recent days, U.S. officials have repeatedly threatened Iran with military action. But the core question remains: if such an attack were ever to actually happen, what exactly would the United States use to go to war?
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White House’s Mad Chief Threatens Iran’s Supreme Leader
PoliticsIn a recent interview with Politico, Donald Trump said, “It’s time to look for new leadership in Iran.” This was not just another harsh statement against Iran. It signaled something more serious: a sitting U.S. president shifting confrontation with Iran from the level of the state and political system to the person of the Supreme Leader himself.
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Iran Will Deliver Regret-Inducing Response to Any Aggression
PoliticsThe spokesperson for Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Esmaeil Baghaei, warned on Monday that Iran is prepared to deliver a “comprehensive and regret-inducing” response to any aggression, describing the current situation as a “hybrid war” against the country.
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Iranian Hospitals Treat 3,000 Injured in Unrest Since January 20
PoliticsHossein Kermanpour, spokesperson for Iran’s Ministry of Health, reported that in the past six days, roughly 3,000 people injured in recent unrest have visited hospitals for treatment.
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Iran Rejects Claims of Denied Healthcare for Detainees
PoliticsIn recent days, following unrest and terrorist incidents that resulted in the deaths of a number of security personnel, citizens, civilians, medical staff, firefighters, and officers of Iran’s Law Enforcement Command (FARAJA), some media outlets affiliated with the opposition to the Islamic Republic of Iran, as well as several Western media organizations, have claimed that detained rioters in Iran have been deprived of medical services.
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U.S.-Israeli Operation in Iran Reportedly Thwarted
PoliticsIran’s Intelligence Organization of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that a series of terrorist incidents in January were part of a larger, multi-layered plan allegedly backed by the United States and Israel to destabilize the country and undermine its territorial and national cohesion.
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Iran’s Envoy in Geneva: Tehran Is Prepared for Any Scenario
PoliticsIran’s permanent representative to international organizations in Geneva says Tehran is prepared for all possible scenarios, including a potential military action by the United States, while stressing that there is currently no concrete assessment pointing to an imminent attack.