Head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization of Iran Mohammad Eslami says that the Islamic republic has over 120 kilograms of 20% enriched uranium. Analysts believe that if Tehran so orders, Iranian scientists can produce a single nuclear warhead within roughly a month.
Erratic power supplies have put hospitals and essential services in crisis mode as shortage of diesel and fuel, along with outdated infrastructure, worsen power cuts that have been a fixture for years.
Visiting Beirut, Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian says "in the near future, you will see the results of Iran's activity to bring peace and security to the region."
Speaking in Beirut, Hossein Amir-Abdollahian says Iran is willing to return to "normal diplomatic ties" with Saudi Arabia.
Washington "promised to do whatever it takes to destroy ISIS and work to build infrastructure in northeastern Syria," Syrian Democratic Council Executive Committee head says.
Iran's state TV airs footage of at least one vessel with US flag and personnel on board as at least two speedboats appear to be chasing it. US Navy says unaware of encounter.
Fatah Central Committee member says Chinese "have said that they will accept whatever the Palestinians accept." Calling Palestinians "messengers of peace," he says, "We want to make Israel swallow the poison one drop at a time."
"Promise of the Hereafter" conference states that a Jewish “brain drain” must be prevented as part of the effort to set the stage to realize "Hamas' strategic vision." Conference resolution further states that "we must differentiate between Jews who should and should not be killed."
The project targets a 2028 launch with a landing in 2033, a five-year journey in which the spacecraft will travel some 2.2 billion miles.
Insisting Tehran cannot set out new conditions for nuclear talks, German Foreign Ministry says it expects an agreement on a specific date for them to resume.
