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Iran's foreign minister says the country will not abandon its nuclear ambitions despite U.S. airstrikes in late June on three key facilities.

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Iran tested one of its satellite carrying rockets with a suborbital flight on Monday, state media reported, the first such ...

Iran will hold talks Friday in Istanbul, Turkey, regarding its nuclear program with European nations as it faces the threat ...

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Calling nuclear enrichment an "achievement of our own scientists," Iran's Foreign Minister said it was also "a question of national pride."The post Iran reaffirms that it will never give up ...

Abbas Araghchi’s remarks come as Tehran is set to hold new talks on its nuclear program with Germany, France and the United ...

NEW YORK, July 22. /TASS/. Tehran admits the possibility of holding direct talks with Washington on the Iranian nuclear program in the future if the US deals with Iran on an equal footing, the ...