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No practical package delivered to Iran by Europeans yet: FM
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Tuesday that Iran has not received any practical package from the Europeans.

 
South Africa says supports Iran Deal
The South African foreign minister stressed on Wednesday the necessity of supporting the Iran nuclear deal formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).

Indian oil imports from Iran surge to highest since 2016 -trade
India�s oil imports from Iran surged to about 705,000 barrels per day (bpd) in May, their highest level since October 2016, according to data from shipping and industry sources, despite the threats of fresh U.S. sanctions.

 
Iran protests to Erbil for letting terrorists crossing borders
Iranian Consulate General in Erbil delivered a formal protest letter of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the officials of the local government of KRG in Erbil.

 

Iran to resume enrichment at Fordow if JCPOA falls apart: Nuclear official
Iran will restart the process of enriching uranium at its Fordow nuclear site if the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) is terminated, spokesperson for the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) announced.



Turkey, Iran to start passenger rail service soon
Turkish minister says train to start operating on June 18 from Iran�s Tabriz to eastern Turkey�s Van province.

 
Iran publishes human rights report on US
Research Center of Iran�s Majlis (parliament) has published a documented 47-page report on human rights record of the United States on Wednesday.

Iran President issues orders to push down soaring prices
Iran�s President Hassan Rouhani has ordered relevant organizations to adopt appropriate measures to push down the soaring prices of goods in the country.

Europe must react �robustly� when U.S. crosses �red lines�: Maas
Europe needs to find a �new balance� to its relationship with the United States in the light of the challenges posed by the administration of President Donald Trump, German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said on Wednesday.

 
Iran�s Queiroz slams Nike over World Cup boots
Iran coach Carlos Queiroz has called on Nike to apologize to his team after the U.S. sportswear firm said it could not supply the players with football boots for the World Cup due to sanctions.