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The 59-feet-tall Sejjil could be a leading candidate to carry atomic warheads, if and when Iran develops them.

About nato and the united states and europe and will negotiate some of those issues, but i made it clear they could only work if, in fact, he deescalated, not escalated the situation. >> the crisis in ukraine, obviously, at the top of the presidents foreign policy agenda as we head into 2022 but as world leaders are going to be meeting in geneva next sunday, theyre also going to be talking about the iran nuclear program, another hot topic for the president in areas of concern for 2022. as we loo...

The Raisi government is clearly not impressed by the Biden administrations genuflections in Vienna.

Iran launches rocket into space, state TV says

Step back before that can happen. the white house is emphasizing while there will be conversations obviously focused on ukraine, there will be a range of other issues discussed as well, particularly the iran nuclear program, but that this is also going to be a precursor for a series of talks scheduled to happen in january, january 10th between u.s. and russian officials, then two days later between the broader nato alliance and russia and a further group the day after. clearly president putin wa...

The US has once again threatened Iran with considering “other options” if negotiations in the Austrian capital fail to restore the 2015 agreement.

A paradigm shift for the Iran nuclear deal negotiators in Vienna would allow natural regional issues to come to the fore.

The Americans retired their F-14s in 2006, but around 40 of Iran’s Tomcats remain active. Their main role is defending Iran’s nuclear sites.

Iran’s nuclear program is “rapidly accelerating” three years after the United States withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal, a senior White House official said Friday.

As talks to restart the 2015 Iran nuclear deal flounder in Vienna and Iran admits that it now enriches uranium up to 60% (an enrichment level of around 5% is sufficient for reactor fuel), many Western academics and analysts appear to have given up.