Daily look at Iran’s late-breaking news and upcoming events:

Iran aid ship mission for Yemen coordinated with UN: Official
Iran says the mission of an Iranian ship carrying humanitarian aid to Yemen has been coordinated with the United Nations (UN).

 
Iran, EU, US hold trilateral nuclear talks in Vienna
On the third day of a new round of nuclear talks between Tehran and world powers to finalize the text of a long-awaited deal on Iran’s nuclear energy program, a trilateral meeting was held between Iranian negotiators and those of the EU and the US in Austria’s capital of Vienna.

 
Iran N-case must be brought back to IAEA: Official
The case over Tehran’s nuclear program must referred back to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) or a final nuclear deal between Tehran and six world powers cannot be implemented, says an Iranian official.

 
Iran’s Larijani calls for continued efforts for eradicating terrorism
Speaker of Iranian Parliament Ali Larijani referred to terrorism as a common international problem, and urged that anti-terror efforts should go on until the eradication of the threat.

 
Iran state TV: 14 sailors kidnapped by Al-Shabab in Somalia
 Al-Shabab militants kidnapped 14 crew members of an Iranian fishing boat Wednesday off the coast of Somalia, seizing them as their vessel washed ashore, Iranian state television and residents said.

 
Ayatollah Rafsanjani: Iran’s diplomacy to help Iraq in all areas
Chairman of Iran’s Expediency Council (EC) Ayatollah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani underlined that Iran supports Iraq in all areas.

 
FM spokeswoman condemns massacre of 43 Pakistanis by terrorists
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham strongly condemned the Wednesday terrorist attack on a religious minority group in the port city of Karachi, Southern Pakistan, that killed 43 people.

 
Ayatollah Nuri-Hamedani: Al Saud performing US orders
 Grand Ayatollah Hossein Nuri-Hamedani said on Wednesday that Saudi Arabia is performing US orders and is a lackey of the global oppression.

 
Russia rejects automatic sanctions return if Iran cheats on deal
The Obama administration is trying to sell a nuclear deal with Iran to skeptical Arabs, Israelis and U.S. lawmakers by saying that United Nations sanctions will be restored automatically if the Iranians are caught cheating.

Training, arming militants show West, allies insincerity: Iran
A senior Iranian official says training and arming terrorists indicate the insincerity of western countries and their regional allies in the fight against terrorism.