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Iran denies arms deal with Iraq
Iran�s ambassador in Iraq has said no arms trade deal has been signed between Iran and Iraq.

 
Dutch parliamentary group to visit Iran: official
�A Dutch parliamentary delegation is scheduled to visit Iran soon, Iran?s Ambassador to The Netherlands Kazem Gharib Abadi said Tuesday.


 
Commander: Basij to stage massive wargames in 6 provinces
Iran�s Basij (Voluntary) Force plans to stage massive drills in 6 provinces of the country on Thursday and Friday, a senior commander announced on Tuesday.

 
Iranian Defense Ministry unveils 21 electronic, radar projects
The Iranian Defense Ministry on Tuesday unveiled 21 electronic and radar projects in a special ceremony attended by Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan.

 
Iraqi, Qatari FMs due in Tehran
The Foreign Ministers of Iraq and Qatar will arrive in Iran on Wednesday for talks on expansion of mutual cooperation and ties.


 
Hague calls for improving relations with Tehran
UK Foreign Secretary William Hague expressed hope of expanding �bilateral engagement with Iran,� saying that UK �will continue step-by-step with these improvements in our bilateral relations providing they remain reciprocal.�

 
Iran to continue N-talks until victory: Rouhani
Iran�s President Hassan Rouhani says the Islamic Republic is determined to continue its nuclear talks with the P5+1 group until �final victory� is achieved for the Iranian nation.

 
Official: Iran has studied Israeli strike tactics
A senior Iranian military official says the Islamic Republic has analyzed Israeli strikes during the 2006 war in Lebanon to boost its own defense capabilities against the U.S. and Israel.

 
Supreme Leader: Resistance Economy policies, inclusive, comprehensive
Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei termed the general policies of the Resistance Economy as comprehensive and inclusive and said it has to be implemented with the same degree of comprehensiveness.


 
Official: Germany to benefit from trade ties with Iran
Iranian President�s Chief of Staff Mohammad Nahavandian underlined the country�s determination to expand relations with all European states, specially Germany, and said Berlin will benefit much from trade ties with Tehran.

 

 

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