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Iran foils sabotage attempt on heavy water tanks
An Iranian newspaper says authorities have foiled a sabotage attempt involving tanks used for the transportation of heavy water, a key component in nuclear reactors.

 
Iran negotiators never overstep red lines in nuclear talks: Velayati
A senior Iranian official says the Islamic Republic’s nuclear negotiating team has not overstepped the red lines set by the Islamic Republic in their talks with six world powers over Iran’s nuclear energy program.

 
Commander highlights Iran’s military power
Iran’s Navy Commander underlined the Islamic Republic’s military power in the world.

 
Iran rejects West remarks on Jabbari case
Tehran says the death sentence against Iranian woman Reyhaneh Jabbari which was carried out a few days ago had gone through the legal process, dismissing as meddlesome remarks by some Western officials regarding the case.

 
Iran envoy rejects U.N. investigator’s charges of rights abuses
Iran on Tuesday dismissed a U.N. investigator’s allegations of severe human rights abuses in the Islamic Republic, saying the criticisms were aimed at inciting “Iranophobia and Islamophobia.”

 
West should weigh Iran fatwa on nukes: US bishops
US Catholic bishops have called on Western countries involved in the nuclear negotiations with Iran to take into account the power of fatwa (edict) issued by Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei on the prohibition of nuclear weapons.

 

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