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Iran will not agree to stop nuclear program, source says

Anglo-Saxons only understand force, forcing Iran to develop nukes — Pierre de Gaulle

Iran plans future of its nuclear program within NPT framework — ambassador to Russia

Trump says Iran agrees to indefinite moratorium on nuclear program — media

US-Iran agreement on nuclear program requires verification mechanism — IAEA

The duration of a moratorium on Iran’s nuclear program is a question of political trust, not a technical issue, Rafael Grossi said

US demands Iran abandon ability to enrich uranium — JD Vance

The US vice president says Washington wants to "get that material out of the country completely" and take control of the uranium

Iran will not limit uranium enrichment despite enemy efforts — Iranian vice president

Mohammad Eslami believes the aggression by Israel and the United States against Iran has yielded no results

No casualties among Russian citizens after strike near Bushehr NPP — embassy

A projectile had hit near the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant

Iran may withdraw from NPT, says diplomat

The Islamic Republic of Iran has never sought and does not seek to develop nuclear weapons, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said

IAEA head believes nuclear agreement with Iran is possible

It’s important for Iran to protect the principle of nuclear autonomy, Rafael Grossi noted

Only Iran has right to decide what to do with its nuclear materials — Russian diplomat

Maria Zakharova stressed that Iran’s legitimate right under the NPT could not be called into question

US-Iran deal still possible — ex-head of US counterterrorism center

According to Joe Kent, statements by the US administration regarding the possibility of exempting Iranian oil from sanctions may indicate Washington’s willingness to end the conflict

Iran’s nuclear weapons issue depends on new leader’s position — top diplomat

Iran’s nuclear doctrine has been a peaceful one, and Tehran has always sought to exercise its rights to benefit from peaceful nuclear energy, Abbas Araghchi stressed

Iran not to abandon cooperation with IAEA, says ambassador to Austria

Asadollah Eshragh Jahromi did not specify the prospects for the resumption of the agency's inspections in the country