Friday , 17 May 2024

Social and Political

Rouhani Tells Macron If US Sanctions Are Halted Talks Can Begin

Radiofarda – At the same time that Iranian officials say they are ready to increase the level of uranium enrichment, President Hassan Rouhani has said U.S. sanctions should be halted to make “a new movement” possible. In a telephone conversation with French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday July 6, Rouhani has said that if all U.S. sanctions are suspended it …

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Tehran Hardens Its Stance, Aims At Higher-Grade Uranium Enrichment

Radiofarda – A senior adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader ayatollah Ali Khamenei says Iran will start to enrich uranium beyond the 3.67 percent agreed upon in the nuclear deal with the West, also called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Former Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati, Khamenei’s adviser for international affairs, made the statement on Thursday, adding that “Americans …

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Netanyahu calls Iran’s enrichment move a ‘very, very dangerous step’

Al-Arabia- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday an announced increase of uranium enrichment by Iran was an extremely dangerous move and he again called on Europe to impose punitive sanctions on Tehran.Netanyahu made the remarks after Iran said it is fully prepared to enrich uranium at any level and with any amount, in further defiance of US efforts to …

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US sent warning message to Iran after drone downing: Iranian official

Al-Arabia – The United States conveyed a message to Iran warning of a limited strike against the country after its unmanned drone was shot down in the Gulf, Iran’s civil defense agency chief Gholamreza Jalali was quoted as saying by the Fars news agency on Sunday.“After the downing of its intruding drone, the United States told us through diplomatic intermediaries …

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Austrian Police Discover 11 Iranian Migrants Sealed In Freight Train Car

RFL/RE – Police in Austria say 11 Iranian migrants attempting to travel to Germany have been found hidden between a shipment of refrigerators inside a freight train car. Officials on July 6 said the migrants were discovered in a railway yard in the city of Fuernitz in southern Austria. Workers were alerted when the migrants knocked on the train doors …

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Iran Raises Uranium Enrichment Past Nuclear Deal Limits

VOA – Iran is raising its enrichment of uranium beyond the levels of a 2015 nuclear deal that placed limits on its nuclear program. Iran announced the change Sunday. Reuters reports that Iran may raise the enrichment level to 5% to produce fuel for power plants. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said last week that his country would begin enriching uranium …

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Trump’s Iran Sanctions Face Seven Fallacies

gatestoneinstitute.org – …sanctions are working. The mullahs have started to reduce their footprint in Syria and Yemen… Offices in more than 30 Iranian cities, to enlist “volunteers” for “Jihad” in Syria, have been closed, and the recruitment of Afghan and Pakistani mercenaries has stopped. Tehran’s military and diplomatic presence in Yemen has been downsized, ostensibly for security reasons. Smuggling arms …

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High Temperatures Hit Iran, Curtailing Work Hours To Save Electricity

Radiofarda – The onset of extremely high temperatures in parts of Iran might lead to electricity shortages, the interior minister has warned and ordered conservation. In the oil-rich Khuzestan province, southeast, temperatures are expected to hit 49 degrees Celsius (120 F) on Sunday and Monday. The governor of the province has ordered office work hours to be reduced to 12:00 …

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Why Iran Supertanker Took A Much Longer Route To Reach Syria?

Radiofarda – As the UK and Gibraltar, its “overseas territory” straddling the waters connecting the Mediterranean and the Atlantic, stopped a supertanker bound for Syria, one of the first questions asked is why the vessel carrying Iranian oil was found a world away from its origin and destination? A ship carrying cargo from Iran to Syria just needs to exit …

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Bitcoins, Vast Computer Networks, Cheap Electricity And Chinese In Iran

Radiofarda – Controversy over operating vast computer networks using subsidized cheap electricity in Iran to mine bitcoins shows no sign of abetting. In recent days, government officials began talking about the existence of ventures in various parts of the country, where unidentified people set up hundreds or perhaps thousands of computers in old warehouses or factory buildings to crack codes …

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