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Iran says GOP letter suggests US is not trustworthy
Irans foreign minister says a letter from U.S. Republican lawmakers warning that any nuclear deal could be scrapped once President Barack Obama leaves office suggests the United States is not trustworthy.
Deputy FM: Final deal requires difficult decision by Western powers
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht Ravanchi said the six world powers (the US, Russia, China, France and Britain plus Germany) need to take some difficult decisions if they want the negotiations with Tehran to move forward and end in a final deal.
FM Zarif: Iran final winner of nuclear talks regardless of result
Irans foreign minister has said that Tehran will be the ultimate winner whether or not the nuclear talks end conclusively.Mohammad Javad Zarif made the remark at a session of the Assembly of Experts on Tuesday and said what the Islamic Republic has gained over the years is self-belief and dignity, adding this is an asset which cannot be taken back and the West has accepted this fact.
Iran can detect any spy plane: Cmdr.
A senior Iranian commander says the country is capable of reconnoitering any spy aircraft flying far away from itsborders, adding that Irans Air Defense Force will safeguard the Islamic Republics territorial integrity.
IAEA sees more cooperation from Iran in parallel nuclear talks
The U.N. nuclear watchdog IAEA expects more information soon fromIranon its nuclear programme after progress in talks parallel to Tehrans negotiations with six world powers, a senior agency official said on Tuesday.
Iran VP addresses UN meeting on women
Iranian Vice President for Women and Family Affairs has urged international community to address insecurity, violence and extremism against women across world.