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ENERGY
Iran will secure its interests via diplomacy or on battlefield: AEOI spokesman
Kamalvandi says Iran will seek to defend its national interests through negotiations or confrontation, while criticizing the IAEA over politically motivated decisions.
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POLITICS
Iran vows to protect its rights in response to ‘flawed’ IAEA resolution
Iran’s mission to the United Nations and other international organizations in Vienna says the Islamic Republic will protect its inalienable rights in response to a “flawed” resolution passed by the Board of Governors.
POLITICS
Leader’s advisor: Iran will break US naval blockade, exit NPT if attacked again
A senior advisor to Ayatollah Khamenei says Iran will break the US naval blockade and more importantly withdraw from the NPT if Washington resumes attacks against the country.

POLITICS
Iran says Western states responsible for failure of NPT conference
Iran’s Deputy FM Gharibabadi says US and allies were responsible for failure of UN nuclear disarmament conference.

POLITICS
Iran repudiates US allegations regarding drone attack on UAE nuclear plant
The Iranian ambassador to the US categorically dismisses US allegations regarding the drone strike against the Barakah nuclear power plant in the UAE.

IN-DEPTH
US Democrats call for acknowledgment of Israel's nuclear arsenal
A group of 30 Democrats in the US House of Representatives has called for the acknowledgment of Israel's nuclear arsenal, challenging a long-standing bipartisan consensus influenced by the Israeli lobby.

NUCLEAR ENERGY
Iran’s election as NPT vice president delivers major diplomatic slap to US
Iran has been elected as one of the vice presidents of the 2026 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) Review Conference at the United Nations headquarters.

REPORTS
Pressure mounts on Israel to join NPT
Iran has called on the NPT Review conference to press the Israeli regime to join the NPT and place its clandestine nuclear facilities under IAEA safeguards.






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