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Report: Russia to offer Iran S-300 rockets, new nuclear reactor
Russia will offer Iran a new supply of S-300 rockets and the coordination of the construction of an additional nuclear reactor in Bushehr, the Russian paper Kommersant reported.

 
Iranian FM: No meeting planned with US officials in New York
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif announced on Wednesday that Tehran and Washington are not due to meet on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly conference in New York later this month.

 
Rouhani says Iran plans to restart nuclear talks in N.Y.
Iranian president Hassan Rouhani said his government plans to restart nuclear talks with world powers in New York, where he will attend the United Nations General Assembly this month.

 
Leader hopes new US approach to Syria real, not political game
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has expressed hope that the new US approach towards Syria is serious and not a political game.

Judiciary chief warns regional Arab States against negative repercussions of US plots
Iranian Judiciary Chief Sadeq Amoli Larijani warned the regional Arab states which are collaborating with the US in implementing its warmongering policies to be wary of the negative outcomes of Washington’s plots.

 
Iran to screen documentary disclosing facts on 9/11 attack
Iran plans to unveil a documentary disclosing a series of truths about September 11 attacks in New York, without disclosing name of the producers.

 
Iranian trade team to visit India
An Iranian delegation plans to visit India soon in order to facilitate trade ties between the two countries and use bilateral potentials for further mutual investment.

 
Iran oil-export capacity ups by 6.4% in Ship-tracking data
The combined carrying capacity of oil tankers leaving Iranian ports last month rose 6.4 percent from July, vessel-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg showed.

 

 

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