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Iran urges ‘serious action’ by Muslims against US relocation of embassy to Jerusalem al-Quds


Iran says the United States will pay the price for its plan to relocate its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem al-Quds.



FM Zarif in Belgrade to expand Iran-Serbia ties


 Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif is in Serbia to boost the Islamic Republic’s ties with the Eastern European country.

Enemies after weakening Iran defense might: Minister


 Enemies are trying to weaken Iran’s defense power, Defense Minister Brigadier General Amir Hatami said on Monday.

Lawmakers to question Rouhani over jilted depositors


Head of the Economic Committee of Iranian Parliament announced Sunday the lawmakers have collected 100 signatures to question the president once more over the performances of financial institutions.

Iran, Russia, Turkey FMs to meet in May: Spokesman


Iran’s Foreign Minister and his Turkish and Russian counterparts will hold talks on Syria in May, Spokesman of Iran’s Foreign Ministry said on Monday.

Police commander: Recent unrest masterminded by certain groups outside Iran


Commander of Iran’s Law Enforcement Police Brigadier General Hossein Ashtari said that the recent riots in Northern Tehran was masterminded by a number of groups outside the country.

US pressure on Iraq’s Nujaba ‘not surprising’


 Iran’s Armed forces spokesman said Mon. that it would have been more surprising if the US had not imposed sanctions on Iraq’s al-Nujaba Movement, since US targets strength and ignores weak points.

No rise in espionage cases: judiciary official


The Spokesperson of the Judiciary Branch Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei rejected that the number of spies arrested in the past two years have increased.

Supreme Leader: Iranian workers stood against enemies’ plots


 Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has highlighted the value of Iranian workers’ resistance in face of enemies’ plots that were aimed at creating recession in Iran’s economy.

REFILE-TABLE-South Korea’s Iran crude oil import in January down 47.3 pct y/y


South Korea’s crude oil imports from Iran fell 47.3 percent in January from a year earlier, while its total crude oil imports rose 6.6 percent year on year to 99.8 million barrels last month, data from state-run Korea National Oil Corp (KNOC) showed on Monday.