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"I cannot imagine that they are going simply to say, 'We are back to square one' because square one is no longer there," says head of nuclear watchdog that has played an important role in monitoring Iran's conduct.
Move comes after the US formally removes Sudan from list of state-sponsors of terrorism. Mashaal, who stepped down as Hamas chief in 2017, has been living in exile for over three decades.
"The hostility [against Iran] is not just from Trump's America, which supposedly some could say would end when he leaves, as [President Barack] Obama's America also did bad things to the Iranian nation," supreme leader says.
In meeting with Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani in Doha, PA president argues peace deal with Israel would harm incoming US administrations plans to pressure Jerusalem to return to peace talks. Abbas also sends senior Fatah official to Oman to argue normalizing ties with Israel harms Palestinian national interests.
Israel insists Iran still maintains the ambition of developing nuclear weapons, pointing to Tehran’s ballistic missile program and research into other technologies. Iran long has maintained that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes.
The execution on Saturday of dissident journalist Ruhollah Zam was also condemned by Amnesty International and press advocacy group Reporters Without Borders.