Daily look at Irans late-breaking news and upcoming events:
Leaders Top Advisor: Iran not concerned about Trumps threats
Iranian Supreme Leaders top aide Ali Akbar Velayati underlined that his country has no concerns about the US presidents words and threats, noting that Donald Trumps possible aggression against Tehran will lead to a heavy defeat for Washington.
Ayatollah Khamenei says Sweden has good name among Iranians
Irans supreme leader said on Saturday the United States and Western powers are regarded with suspicion in the Middle East because of their interference, but that Sweden has a good name among Iranians and is seen as a reputable economic partner.
Russia: No worries over implementation of Iran deal
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister SergeiRyabkov says there should be no concerns over the implementation of Irans historic nuclear deal as it was precisely devised.
Iraqi president lauds Irans timely support, backs General Suleimani
President of Iraq Fouad Masoum hailed Iran for the effectual supports it has provided for the Arab country in the fight against terrorism, stressing that Iranian commander General Qassem Suleimani is in Iraq as part of Baghdads plans to get help from foreign military advisors.
CIA files reveal US intelligence used Psychics to spy on Iran
Declassified CIA documents reveal that US intelligence has gone as far as using supposedly telepathic individuals to gather intelligence, including the hostage situation during the takeover of US embassy in Iran.
Tehran, Stockholm ready for energy optimization cooperation
Iran would welcome cooperation with Swedish companies in projects concerning optimization of energy consumption and reduction of greenhouse emissions, Iranian Minister of Petroleum Bijan Zangeneh said.
Iranian minister apologises to nation for power outage
Five power plants of Khuzestan province in southwestern Iran went out of service on Saturday morning due to such climatic conditions as haze and extremely high humidity, leading to a power outage in major areas in the province.