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Iran insisted on Monday that its missile program was defensive in nature and designed to dissuade attack, while adding the ...

The U.S. and Iran were in new talks because Trump unilaterally withdrew from the previous nuclear deal in 2018. During the 2025 talks, Araghchi said there would be no deal if the U.S. insisted on zero ...

Israeli officials believe Iran is expanding its ballistic missile program. They are preparing to make the case during an ...

For more than two decades, Iran’s nuclear program has been at the center of international diplomacy, geopolitical tension and ...

Tehran has rebuilt what was damaged and reaffirmed the country’s commitment to its nuclear program and right to uranium ...

Iran is making “hysteric” efforts to produce up to 3,000 ballistic missiles per month, Israel's Maariv newspaper reported on ...

In June, the U.S. bombed key Iranian nuclear sites. Then came increased activity somewhere else, the documentary 'Strike on Iran' reports in forensic detail.

IAEA chief Rafael Grossi claims that Iran continues to retain a substantial portion of highly enriched uranium after the June attack.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi says Tehran is open to a fair nuclear deal through negotiations but will not accept pressure or threats, reaffirming Iran’s enrichment rights, NPT commitment, ...

Story Highlights Officials from Tehran meeting U.S., Russian and French envoys in Vienna In October, Iran and the West agreed in principle on deal over uranium enrichment Iran's low-enriched uranium ...