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Minister: Iran considers security in Iraq as Iranian security
Interior Minister on Saturday underlined necessity of campaign against terrorism in the region said that Iran considers Iraqi security in Iraq as the Iranian security.


 
Russian DM due in Iran for talks
Russia’s Minister of Defense Sergey Kuzhugetovich Shoygu is planned to pay an official visit to Iran on Monday for high-profile talks.

 
Deputy-FM: Zarif, al-Faisal would meet soon
Iran’s deputy-FM for Arab and African affairs has said Saud al-Faisal’s unexpected remarks postponed Zarif’s planned meeting to Saudi Arabia.


 
Larijani to attend 10th session of PUIC in Turkey
Iran’s Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani will leave for Istanbul this Thursday to deliver a speech at the 10th session of PUIC conference.
 
US aircraft carriers vulnerable to IRGC speed boats: Commander
The speed boats in possession of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps can easily hit and sink the US aircraft carriers, each of which the American officials have admitted to have cost Washington some $13 billion, a senior Iranian commander explained.

 
Iraq providing Iran with largest number of pilgrim-tourists
The incoming tourist figures has indicated more than 60 per cent of the tourists seek religious pilgrimage as their major objective.


 
Iran ready for sharing security, military expertise with Iraq
Iranian Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani-Fazli said the country is ready to transfer security, military and training experiences and expertise and exchanging information with Iraq.

 
Iran, UAE sign air transport agreement
Iran and the UAE signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in a bid to boost bilateral air transport cooperation.

 
Iran: Nuclear deal only possible without pressure
Iran says an agreement on the country’s nuclear energy program can only be signed when Western countries stop exerting pressure on Tehran.

 
‘Mohammad Lovers’ campaign breeds popularity across the world
A global campaign entitled ‘Mohammad Lovers’ has been launched in response to recent Western media insults and attacks on Holy Prophet (PBUH).


 

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