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Iranian leader reiterates that the Islamic Republic has never sought nuclear weapons.

A senior Iranian security official said on Monday that progress in talks to salvage Iran's 2015 nuclear deal was becoming "more difficult" as Western powers only "pretended" to come up with initiatives.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett warned this week that a new nuclear deal with Iran would enact a "heavy price" on the region and would “damage the ability to deal with the nuclear program.”

The Biden administration has reportedly given up on returning Iran to the core constraint of the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.

While nuclear talks resume in Vienna on Tuesday, the US emphasizes the importance of completing the agreement as soon as possible, given Tehran's rapid development of nuclear capabilities.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett warned this week that a new nuclear deal with Iran would enact a "heavy price" on the region and would “damage the ability to deal with the nuclear program.”

It is essential that Israel reach agreement with the United States on a coherent and comprehensive joint strategy for dealing with Iran.

The Iranian nuclear chief says nuclear technology is the “driving force” behind Iran’s development.

The complexity involved in planning for such a challenging long-range mission and synchronizing all of the required efforts is enormous, yet fully within the IAF's scope.

The Bushehr plant reportedly produces 1,000 megawatts of power and Iranian officials have also cautioned that there could be power outages as a result of the power plant shutting down.