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Iran Denies Role In Saudi Attacks; Trump says US "Locked And Loaded"
Saudi Oil Attack: US President Donald Trump said Sunday that the United States was prepared to respond to the devastating attacks on two oil installations in Saudi Arabia that halved the state oil company's production output, while Iran rejected US accusations that it was responsible.
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Iran Displays Satellite After Trump's Tweet Claimed Damaged Launch Site
Iran on Saturday displayed for reporters what it said was an intact satellite ready for orbit, hitting back against President Donald Trump's comments suggesting a "catastrophic accident" had delayed its launch.
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Filming Iran's Vanishing Cheetahs Comes At A Cost - Execution For Spying
The nine conservationists had embarked on one of the most ambitious wildlife projects in Iran in recent years, setting camera traps in seven provinces to monitor the critically endangered Asiatic cheetah, whose dwindling population stalks Iran's central plateau.
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Iran Crosses Uranium Enrichment Limit In First Major Nuclear Deal Breach
Iran has surpassed the cap on uranium enrichment set by a 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, a spokesman for Iran's Atomic Energy Organization said Monday, warning that Tehran would take further steps to reduce its commitments under the accord.
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"Restraint Limited": Trump Imposes New "Hard-Hitting" Sanctions On Iran
The Trump administration targeted Iran's supreme leader with new sanctions on Monday, using one of the few tools available to punish Iran for downing a US drone after President Donald Trump took military strikes off the table last week.
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"Were Cocked And Loaded": Donald Trump's Take On Iran Attack Plan Faces Scrutiny
US President Donald Trump on Friday described a nail-biting decision to call off an imminent attack on Iran in order to avoid disproportionate casualties, but the account is already facing scrutiny from aides around him and military analysts questioning the sequence of events he laid out in tweets and statements.
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Donald Trump Orders Attack On Iran, Then Calls Off Operation: Officials
US President Donald Trump ordered an attack on Iran on Thursday in retaliation for the downing of a surveillance drone in the Strait of Hormuz, officials said, but he called the operation off just hours before it was due to occur.
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Iran Calls Shooting Of Military Drone "Message To America", US Responds
Iran shot down a U.S. naval surveillance drone near the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian and U.S. officials said Thursday, adding to weeks of tensions in the Persian Gulf region amid growing concerns of a wider military confrontation.
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Ex Tehran Mayor Confesses To Killing His Wife On Iranian State TV
When Mohammed Ali Najafi turned himself in to Iranian authorities Tuesday night, he wore a nice suit and a smile and was greeted warmly by police.
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Crazy Rich Iranians Face Backlash At A Time Of Sanctions, Economic Stress
The lives of Iran's privileged youths - including expensive holidays, glitzy parties and access to cash and jobs - have sparked public anger in recent months as US sanctions squeeze the economy.
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Iran Denies Role In Saudi Attacks; Trump says US "Locked And Loaded"
Saudi Oil Attack: US President Donald Trump said Sunday that the United States was prepared to respond to the devastating attacks on two oil installations in Saudi Arabia that halved the state oil company's production output, while Iran rejected US accusations that it was responsible.
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Iran Displays Satellite After Trump's Tweet Claimed Damaged Launch Site
Iran on Saturday displayed for reporters what it said was an intact satellite ready for orbit, hitting back against President Donald Trump's comments suggesting a "catastrophic accident" had delayed its launch.
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Filming Iran's Vanishing Cheetahs Comes At A Cost - Execution For Spying
The nine conservationists had embarked on one of the most ambitious wildlife projects in Iran in recent years, setting camera traps in seven provinces to monitor the critically endangered Asiatic cheetah, whose dwindling population stalks Iran's central plateau.
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Iran Crosses Uranium Enrichment Limit In First Major Nuclear Deal Breach
Iran has surpassed the cap on uranium enrichment set by a 2015 nuclear deal with world powers, a spokesman for Iran's Atomic Energy Organization said Monday, warning that Tehran would take further steps to reduce its commitments under the accord.
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"Restraint Limited": Trump Imposes New "Hard-Hitting" Sanctions On Iran
The Trump administration targeted Iran's supreme leader with new sanctions on Monday, using one of the few tools available to punish Iran for downing a US drone after President Donald Trump took military strikes off the table last week.
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"Were Cocked And Loaded": Donald Trump's Take On Iran Attack Plan Faces Scrutiny
US President Donald Trump on Friday described a nail-biting decision to call off an imminent attack on Iran in order to avoid disproportionate casualties, but the account is already facing scrutiny from aides around him and military analysts questioning the sequence of events he laid out in tweets and statements.
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Donald Trump Orders Attack On Iran, Then Calls Off Operation: Officials
US President Donald Trump ordered an attack on Iran on Thursday in retaliation for the downing of a surveillance drone in the Strait of Hormuz, officials said, but he called the operation off just hours before it was due to occur.
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Iran Calls Shooting Of Military Drone "Message To America", US Responds
Iran shot down a U.S. naval surveillance drone near the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian and U.S. officials said Thursday, adding to weeks of tensions in the Persian Gulf region amid growing concerns of a wider military confrontation.
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Ex Tehran Mayor Confesses To Killing His Wife On Iranian State TV
When Mohammed Ali Najafi turned himself in to Iranian authorities Tuesday night, he wore a nice suit and a smile and was greeted warmly by police.
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Crazy Rich Iranians Face Backlash At A Time Of Sanctions, Economic Stress
The lives of Iran's privileged youths - including expensive holidays, glitzy parties and access to cash and jobs - have sparked public anger in recent months as US sanctions squeeze the economy.
