Iran says missile program defensive, rejects west concerns
The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry has rejected as interventionist remarks by some Western government officials about the unveiling of Iran’s hyoersobic missile, dubbed Fattah.
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‘400 seconds to Tel Aviv:’ Iran boasts about hypersonic missile on street banners
Banners with the pictures of Iran’s newly-unveiled hypersonic missile go up across the Iranian capital, Tehran.
Iran’s Embassy formally re-opened in Saudi capital, Riyadh
The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran was formally re-opened in the Saudi Capital, Riyadh, on Tuesday.
Iran’s IRGC unveils much-awaited hypersonic missile
Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) unveils the country’s first hypersonic missile, designed and developed by experts at home, in the latest remarkable air defense achievement.
Iran says to re-open embassy in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday
The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry says Tehran will officially re-open its embassy in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
Kanaani: Azerbaijan warning against Iran visit, same policy as Israel
The spokesman for the Iranian foreign ministry says a recent warning by the Azerbaijan Republic against the Azeri nationals’ travel to Iran is the same policy adopted by the Israeli leaders against Tehran.
Iran Leader warns enemies using economic woes to sow despair among Iranians
Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says enemies are exploiting the country’s solvable economic woes to sow despair among the Iranian youths, cautioning the nation against the enemies’ deception.
Belgium thanks Iran for release of European nationals
The Belgian foreign minister has thanked Iran for helping to resolve the issue of European prisoners in Iranian jails.
Saudi foreign minister to visit Tehran soon
Faisal bin Farhan Al Saudj, the Foreign Minister of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia says he will visit Tehran soon.
Official: US sanctions putting lives of 10k thalassemia patients at risk in Iran
The head of the Iranian Thalassemia Society says the lives of some 10,000 patients suffering from the blood disorder are in danger due to the shortages of medicine caused by the US sanctions.