Witkoff: Trump is curious why Iran hasn’t capitulated
Pars Today – The U. S. president’s special envoy for nuclear negotiations with Iran said that Trump has been surprised by Iranian officials’ unwillingness to surrender.
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Foreign Minister: Iran’s Nuclear Proposal Ready Within Days
Iran’s foreign minister said on Friday, February 20, that Tehran expects its proposal for a nuclear agreement with Washington to be read ...
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'Deal would be a miracle': US military buildup fuels uncertainty in Tehran
A sharp increase in US military deployments to the Middle East has intensified uncertainty in Tehran, where analysts and officials are debating whether the buildup signals imminent conflict or a bid to gain leverage in nuclear negotiations.
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News | Iran’s positions, U.S. sanctions on Iraq, and reactions to Israel’s expansionism
Pars Today – Iran’s president says the U. S. seeks only other countries’ resources and mines.
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Iran fortifies sites as nuclear talks stall and US tensions rise
Satellite images published by Reuters on Wednesday show Iran repairing and reinforcing key military and nuclear‑linked sites amid stalled nuclear negotiations with the United States and an expanding US military presence in the region.
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Tehran media voice doubt over US seriousness after short Geneva talks
The second round of Iran–US nuclear talks was met with a muted and often critical reaction in Tehran, where official outlets questioned Washington’s commitment after American negotiators left Geneva within hours despite Iran’s offer to continue discussions.
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Iran and US move forward in talks but tensions linger
Iran, the United States and their Omani mediators struck cautiously optimistic notes on Tuesday after a second round of nuclear talks in Geneva, with officials on all sides pointing to progress while emphasizing that significant hurdles remain.
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Tehran holds upper hand in Geneva talks; sanctions relief at nuclear discussions core
Pars Today – Ahead of the new round of nuclear talks between Iran and the United States, Tehran has entered the negotiations with a clear agenda: lifting sanctions, preserving its enrichment rights, and relying on strategic patience. By controlling both the timing and framework of the talks, Iran has positioned the U. S.
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Increased Russian share in Iranian oil and $25 billion nuclear deal
Pars Today – The 19th Iran–Russia Joint Commission opened, focusing on expanding cooperation in energy, nuclear, and trade sectors.
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Larijani: Iran does not seek war but will not yield to threats
Pars Today – In an interview with Al Jazeera, Ali Larijani discussed Iran’s positions on nuclear negotiations, regional developments, and the state of the Resistance Axis, emphasizing that Tehran does not seek war, but is simultaneously pursuing fair negotiations and strengthening deterrence.
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Takht-Ravanchi: Path to agreement runs through Washington / Warning on consequences any military conflict consequences
Pars Today – Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs emphasized that the Islamic Republic is ready to reach an agreement if sanctions are lifted, warning that in the event of any military action against Iran, those who initiate it would suffer more than others.
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News | Eslami: 500 nuclear and scientific achievements recorded in Iran over 3 years / Transatlantic divide growing
Pars Today – The head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran announced that the organization has recorded 500 nuclear, scientific, technological, and industrial achievements over the past three years.
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White House at crossroads with Iran: Limited nuclear deal or alignment with Tel Aviv’s demands?
Pars Today – Fluctuations in the U. S. president’s public positions on Iran—from deploying warships and raising post-JCPOA issues to expressing readiness for a purely nuclear agreement—highlight a strategic duality in Washington.
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Grossi: As an NPT member, Iran has the right to enrich uranium
ParsToday – IAEA Director General acknowledges Iran's right to enrich uranium as an NPT member.
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Concerns persist over herbicide spraying reports on Blue Line between Lebanon and Israel
The UN reiterated concerns on Friday over reports that Israeli forces sprayed a highly toxic herbicide over areas north of the Blue Line separating Lebanon from Israel on 1 February.