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Iran agreed to nuclear material inspection during Switzerland talks, Vance says
Vance also said that a mechanism to ensure the ceasefire in the Middle East would last had been established, and that efforts were coordinated with Israel and Arab countries.
Iran will be allowed to sell oil immediately under Trump's new MoU - report
Trump invokes defense production act for munitions, supply chains
VP Vance confident that Israel will join Iran agreement 'further down the road'
US resident in Iran jail to begin hunger strike
Shahab Dalili, 60, a shipping captain who had emigrated to the United States after retiring, was detained in Tehran in April 2016 during a visit for his father's funeral.
Biden set to present new 'interim' Iran deal - report
The proposed agreement would reportedly see some sanctions being eased in exchange for a partial freezing of the Iranian nuclear program.
Iran urges 'realistic' US response to revive nuclear deal
The comments came as talks continued for a third day on Saturday with few expecting a breakthrough compromise while Tehran's disputed uranium enrichment program surges forward.
Iran bolsters nuclear enrichment, despite election
As elections are set to begin in Iran, the country continues enrichment of uranium for its nuclear program, even as the Biden administration discusses reentering the Nuclear Deal
Iran installed more advanced centrifuges at Natanz - IAEA
The report is the latest evidence that Iran is pressing ahead with the installation of advanced machines.
NYT writer accused of promoting Iran's policies in US
Since 2007, Afrasiabi has been paid around $265,000 by the Iranian government and has lobbied a US Congressman and the US State Department.
Iran fires long-range missiles into Indian Ocean in military drill- media
The drill, which comes in the waning days of high tensions with US President Donald Trump's administration, was conducted in the country's central desert region.
Iran says US approved its funds transfer to buy COVID vaccines
Iran has won US approval to transfer funds for coronavirus vaccines from overseas, the central bank chief said on Thursday, as its daily death toll fell to a three-month low.
Iran holds annual Gulf drill amid rising tensions with US
The US military said the drill had caused two bases with American troops in the region to go on heightened alert.
Iran prepared to retaliate if US stops Venezuela-bound tankers
"After increasing military threats against Iranian vessels headed for Venezuela, an order was issued to Iran's armed forces to identify and track several US merchant vessels."
