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

Muslims unity pivotal in fight against violence: Iran�s president
Iran�s President Hassan Rouhani says the Islamic world is currently at a critical juncture, urging all Muslim nations to strengthen unity to counter enemies� plots.

 

Supreme Leader visits martyred Christian�s family
Supreme Leader of Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei paid a visit to the house and family of a Christian-Iranian martyr.


 
Iran slams Arab League statement
Foreign Ministry Spokesman Hossein Jaber-Ansari said that baseless allegations leveled against Iran by the Arab League are prejudiced, non-constructive, and irrelevant.

 
President Rouhani: Ignoring Israel crimes in Islamic world implausible
Iran�s President Hassan Rouhani slammed disappearance of addressing and broadcasting violence and crimes of Zionist regime in the Islamic world.

 
Russia-Turkey row against region interests: Leader aide
A senior Iranian official says the ongoing tensions between Moscow and Ankara will not serve the interests of�regional countries, urging all-out efforts to help end the row.

 
Rouhani denounces violence in name of Jihad
President Hassan Rouhani said violence, which takes its root from a mentality and is a way of thinking, will be translated into rhetoric and then gradually develop into a discourse soon.

 
Zanganeh: Standard discount in post-sanction oil prices
Oil Minister Bijan Namdar Zangeneh said that the Iranian oil sector in the post-sanctions era will offer routine discount as others do.

 
Tehran confirms intention to withdraw S-300 lawsuit against Moscow
Iran has confirmed its intention to withdraw the lawsuit over S-300 against Russia.

 
Iran following US plan to seize frozen assets
Iran is following US plans to appropriate some $2 billion of its assets frozen in Citibank�accounts in New York, Central Bank Governor Valiollah Seif says.


 

Iran to resume Caspian oil swap shortly
Iran is about to resume oil swap after a gap of five years, importing crude into Caspian ports and supplying equivalent barrels on behalf of its partners in the Persian Gulf.