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Who would be Khamenei's successor if regime falls? Foreign diplomats debate - report
The diplomats had also discussed whether Iranian nuclear sites could be secured, and what the environmental consequences would be in attacking facilities like Fordow.
IRGC commander who helped fund, arm Hamas ahead of Oct. 7 killed, Israel Katz says
Inside Iran’s Fordow facility: A deep dive into Iran’s most secure enrichment site
Trump says Europe will not be able to help much with Israel-Iran War
Why dismantling Iranian threat won't create another Libya or Iraq - opinion
Israel has the cards, and Iran can take the diplomatic offramps offered by the United States and Europe, or it can continue on a path that ends with its program being destroyed.
Israel sees no instability, cracks in Iranian regime's control amid IDF operations, officials say
“There are no indications that the central government in Tehran is losing control — quite the opposite. The Iranian regime appears to be tightening its grip,” the three officials said.
Israel slams UN rights council for giving floor to Iran ahead of nuclear talks
The council said on Friday that Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi was due to be given the floor. Shortly afterwards, he is due to hold talks with the EU foreign policy chief.
Situation at Iran's Russian-built Bushehr nuclear plant 'normal,' Russian official says
Bushehr is Iran's only operating nuclear power plant and uses Russian fuel that Russia then takes back when it is spent to reduce proliferation risk.
Nuclear scientist killed by Israeli drone strike in Tehran - report
The strike happened in the capital's Gisha neighborhood.
Iran not prepared for talks with anyone 'while Israeli attacks continue,' FM Abbas Araghchi says
Araghchi added that "after our resistance against Israel, I think countries will distance themselves from this 'aggression.'"
'Killed in their sleep': Inside Operation Narnia, Israel's strikes on Iran's nuclear scientists
In a striking twist, the operation targeting Iran’s nuclear scientists is known as "Narnia" in Israel, a name that reflects the operation’s improbable nature.
Pro-regime activists calls for nationwide 'day of rage' marches across Iran
The call to protest was shared by Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-controlled Fars News early on Friday morning.
Europeans try to coax Iran back to diplomacy, as Trump considers strikes
The E3 consists of the UK, France, and Germany.
IAEA chief identifies Isfahan as Iran's planned uranium enrichment site
The IAEA has not, however, been able to carry out any inspections since the strikes.
