"If Israel carries out attacks against Iran, our armed forces will immediately attack all centers, bases, routes, and spaces used to carry out the aggression," Gen. Gholam Ali Rashid warns.
The new cameras, provided by the International Atomic Energy Agency, are to replace those Iran has claimed were damaged on June 23 during an Israeli "sabotage" operation.
The bill states that walking dogs will be punishable by a heavy fine, authorities will be able to confiscate vehicles transporting dogs, and homeowners will soon be barred from renting flats to dog and cat owners. The Iranian regime has already tried to ban dogs altogether three times in the past but has failed
"Iran will not accept any interference in its defense capabilities, missile and peaceful nuclear programs," Iranian Foreign Ministry official says, decrying "unconstructive views" by the members of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
The Tessa workshop in Karaj was the victim of apparent sabotage in June in which one of four IAEA cameras there was destroyed. Iran did not return that camera's "data storage medium" and the IAEA asked Iran in a September report to locate it and explain.
Meanwhile, Tehran accuses Western powers of engaging in a "blame game" and a Gulf Arab summit in Saudi Arabia urges Tehran to take concrete steps to ease regional tensions.
Jordanian state news outlet Petra says experts from top Sunni, Shiite powers met in Amman to talk about confidence-building measures, but Iran says no official was there, and the Saudis are keeping mum.
Coordinating launch during stalled Vienna talks fits Tehran regime's hardline stance, experts say, as Iran's chief nuclear negotiator Ali Bakri Kani cites "progress" in talks.
The New York Times claims that Jerusalem consulted with Washington before striking Iranian-affiliated sites in the past. As nuclear talks stall, Germany warns time is running out for a new nuclear deal.
Israeli officials say Jerusalem cannot afford to have sensitive defense systems stationed in the UAE, which maintains full diplomatic and trade ties with Iran, at this time.
