A day before Tehran set to exceed uranium enrichment limits set by 2015 deal, Iran's President Rouhani appears to dismiss French president's attempt at dialogue unless all sanctions on Iran lifted.
Police in northern Turkey's northern Bolu province seize 18.1 grams of radioactive Californium, an element used in nuclear weapons and reactors. Five suspects reportedly being investigated over the incident.
Warning Tehran will respond to oil tanker's capture as staunchly as it did to US drone, member of Iran's powerful clerical body, Assembly of Experts, says, "We have shown that we will never remain silent against bullying."
Meanwhile, a spokesman for Islamic republic's Supreme National Security Council says "active resistance” is the "best anecdote" to US warnings. Iran’s intelligence minister says Tehran and Washington could hold talks only if the US ends its sanctions.
“We want Instex to enter into force in a few days, and I hope that we will be able to operate in a few days," says French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire. “The first transaction will be a limited one but this is a starting point and we expect Instex to be an efficient tool,” he adds.
Alternative for Germany party is accused of attempting to fan racial hatred by using a video of a brawl it suggested involved migrants at a water park in the southern city of Stuttgart – when the scuffle took place in Israel.
“Our deterrence and secret weapons have stopped the filthy enemy 200 miles away [from Iranian borders] in the Strait of Hormuz,” says Brig. Gen. Alireza Sabahi Fard. "Iran’s combat preparedness should not be put to the test, and their first mistake will be their last one," he adds.
Threat comes after Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announces that after July 7 Iran will enrich uranium "by whatever amount we feel like, by whatever amount is our necessity, our need." France says Iran will gain nothing by breaking with nuclear deal.
Rana Zaman, a social activist and Muslim who recently won the New Democratic Party nomination in Dartmouth-Cole Harbour, Nova Scotia, is ousted after several Twitter posts from last year, denouncing Israel’s response to violent protests along its border with Hamas-controlled Gaza, came to light.
As tensions between Washington and Tehran grow, Iranian prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for several suspects arrested last year for allegedly spying for the US in military and nuclear bodies
