Iran Will Make No Nuclear Concessions, Iranian Official Says
Tehran says it will not dilute its uranium stockpile or ship it abroad, even as it ties talks to relief from sanctions and a naval blockade.
- Qatar is intensifying efforts to broker a breakthrough between the United States and Iran to end their seven-month war, but the latest round of indirect talks has produced little progress.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump insisted Iran would not obtain a nuclear weapon, claiming the nation is "doing very poorly," though he remained unsure if they would "give up yet."
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly presented UAE President Sheikh Mohamed with intelligence indicating Iran resumed nuclear progress at the so-called Pickaxe Mountain site, located about 140 miles south of Tehran.
- Separately, Iranian authorities reported Wednesday that Ali Hemmati and Majid Nikandish were executed following convictions related to deaths of four security personnel in Mashhad after being detained earlier this year.
- U.S. officials assess the deepening stalemate increases the likelihood of renewed military confrontation, with some suggesting President Donald Trump could order a return to major combat operations after the midterm elections.
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US Senator Urges Congress to Cut Funding for Iran War
U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen has called on Congress to cut funding for the war in Iran, criticizing President Donald Trump over reported plans to expand the U.S. military presence in the Middle East. Van Hollen, a Democrat from Maryland, said in a post on X that Trump was “sending up to another 10,000 troops” […]
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Times of India'Tehran agreed to send uranium to Russia, but later US…': Putin reveals shock Iran nuke deal twist
That the strait is going to be opened. We're hopeful that sanctions will be lifted. This is something Iran is quite legitimately seeking. We hope that the sanctions against Iran will be lifted and there is no B, there's not going to be any need any longer to limit the movement through the Strait of Hormuz or through the strait that is being controlled by the Houthis. So that is what we advocate now as far as Iran's nuclear program is concerned. …
President Vladimir Putin confirmed Moscow's willingness to participate in resolving the issue of Iran's nuclear programme in order to reduce tension. Russia is ready to work on Iran's nuclear issue if this would contribute to de-escalating the situation. President Vladimir Putin reported at the plenary session of the Waldai Discussion Club to the N.C. Russia, transmitting RIA News. "As far as Iran's nuclear programme is concerned, our position i…
Russia's proposal for the removal of enriched uranium from Iran on the table, but the US insisted on being taken to American territory, announced Russian President Vladimir Putin. "This proposal is still on the table.
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