Tehran prepares for nuclear talks' failure because of US 'trap'
Tehran accuses Washington of stalling in nuclear negotiations as Witkoff-Aragchi talks resume in Oman.
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Tehran accuses Washington of stalling in nuclear negotiations as Witkoff-Aragchi talks resume in Oman.
Sunday's high-stakes event occurs just days before President Trump embarks on a strategic regional tour.
According to Fox News, the facility, code-named the “Rainbow Site” by Iranian officials, has operated for over a decade under the guise of a chemical production company called Diba Energy Siba, producing tritium, a radioactive isotope critical for enhancing nuclear weapons.
The expected renaming of the Persian Gulf, set to be announced during his Middle East visit next week, has struck a nerve, prompting sharp reactions from Iranian officials, analysts, and citizens alike.
A fire broke out at an underground ammunition depot belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps near the city of Kazerun in southern Iran, the exiled Iranian media outlet Kayhan London reports.
Iranian sources claim the missile is equipped with an “advanced thermal guidance system,” which enhances its accuracy and provides it with “resistance to electronic warfare measures.”
Footage posted on social media shows a black smoke cloud over an industrial zone in Iran's second-largest city. The country's official media has not reported on the incident.
A 4.0-magnitude earthquake was felt in Tehran and surrounding areas on Saturday, as reports emerged of an explosion at a power station and a fire at a cardboard factory. Residents told opposition sources they heard a blast moments before the tremor. Iranian authorities remain silent; the extent of the damage and any connection between the incidents is unclear.
The program will be divided over a 25-year period and will establish stricter supervision while expanding the transition clauses that limit but do not completely eliminate Tehran's nuclear capability.
President Donald Trump warned that any country purchasing oil or petrochemical products from Iran would be subject to secondary sanctions. The move could deal a serious blow China and its economy, and further exacerbate the trade war with the US.
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