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Iran has over the weekend reported new technical advances in uranium enrichment as it pursues its nuclear program with talks blocked to revive the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.

Iran's lead negotiator says work is currently underway with EU coordinator Enrique Mora to set the time and place of the next talks.

The Biden administration is wrestling with logistical and training issues as it weighs selling armed drones to Ukraine.

Tehran suspects Israel's hand in the deaths of two Iranian scientists who died on 31 May and 2 June in different cities.

Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson says the anti-Iran resolution issued at the IAEA BoG was politically motivated.

Iran's military says two officials who worked in the field of aerospace have been killed in separate incidents inside the Islamic republic.

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In our news wrap Thursday, a Grand Rapids, Michigan, policeman faces trial for second-degree murder for killing a Black man during a traffic stop, a GOP candidate for Michigan governor was arrested for his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, the House debates a bill to provide security for families of Supreme Court justices, and Ukraine forces claim gains in the eastern city of Sievierodonetsk.

Over the years the IAEA has said in numerous reports that it has found no diversion in Iran's nuclear programme; now it says Iran's enriched uranium had grown to more than 80 times the limit allowed under the JCPOA.

The chairman and ranking member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee are urging the Biden administration to get Americans wrongfully detained in Iran home, while the two sides are struggling in their negotiations to reenter the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal.