Asif Ali Khan Durrani, Pakistan’s former envoy to Tehran, has said that Iran’s demands in the Vienna talks that sanctions must be lifted totally are reasonable, IRNA reported on Sunday.

  Ali Bahador Jahromi, the Iranian government spokesman, said on Sunday that Canada must put an end to shows and extradite Iranian embezzlers and return the stolen public property.

  It seems the U.S. and Israel have not learned from the past and they want once again to test the Islamic Republic of Iran and its devastating military power by resorting to bully and threat and even launching attacks on this country but they should know that this time they will get due punishment and there will be no mercy.

Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei has hailed Iranian nurses for their sacrifices in the country’s fight against the coronavirus pandemic amid the most draconian sanctions.

The United Nations General Assembly on Friday approved Iran’s full membership in the UN Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation (UNSCEAR), Press TV reported.

With the Vienna talks running up against technical roadblocks, the three European parties to the negotiations -France, Germany and Britain (E3)- have resorted to a series of bullying measures ranging from pressuring other parties to brandishing a referral of Iran’s nuclear binder to international institutions.

President Seyed Ebrahim Raisi says the ongoing negotiations in Vienna will result in a good deal if the other parties are determined to remove U.S. sanctions against Tehran.

The West and its allies used to start blame game when there is some important international political issue to happen or any important talks are to start and this has happened through decades and they usually resort to blame game to put under the pressure the countries for giving concession like in 2015 when the Islamic Republic of Iran was to start its nuclear talks with big countries known as the P5+1. Now the same story has Begun while the Vienna talks are underway, the U.S. and its allies have started blame game in order to depict Iran as the main culprit if the talks fail.

Iran’s foreign minister has underlined Iran’s resolve to reach a “good agreement” through the ongoing talks in Vienna, which aim to remove U.S. sanctions, saying the Western sides to the Iran nuclear agreement have talked the talk in recent years but it is high time they walk the walk as well to secure a serious, good deal.

Informal meetings in Vienna between Iran and world powers have already kicked off, with the formal get-go of the Vienna talks scheduled to take place on Thursday.