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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Foreign Ministry slammed the IAEA for caving into Iranian pressure and ending two probes on traces of enriched uranium found at the Fordo and Marivan sites.

Ukrainian forces in the capital, Kyiv, said on Friday they shot down more than 30 Russian missiles and drones overnight and two people were injured by falling debris, before authorities lifted air raid alerts across most of the country. Russia has launched about 20 separate missiles and drone strikes against Ukrainian cities since the beginning of May. Kyiv military authorities, writing on Telegram, said Russia had launched drones and cruise missiles at the same time.

A senior diplomatic source said that the Biden administration wants to be able to say it kept its campaign promise to return to the Iran deal.

Jerusalem worries Washington may be bowing to Iranian demands for a new nuclear pact, and is concerned that Saudi normalization may be used to compensate for their objections

Tehran has moved to co-operate as country aims to ease nuclear-related sanctions

Amid growing concerns over Irans nuclear program, a security cabinet meeting was set for next week to discuss the potential threat.

Serbs see war-crime convictions expand

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on Wednesday announced the closure of the investigation into the suspected nuclear facility in Iran, which Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu...

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said Iran has reinstalled some monitoring equipment initially put under the 2015 nuclear deal with major powers, which Iran removed last year. The director of the UN agency, Rafael Grossi, said in two quarterly reports that the agency was "awaiting Iran's engagement to address" issues, including installing more monitoring equipment announced months ago.

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