JCPOA Parties Try to Save It: Araqchi
Abbas Araqchi said all the remaining signatories to a 2015 landmark nuclear deal have expressed support for the international agreement and vowed to keep it ‘alive’.
Araghchi: Nuclear deal still alive
Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the European parties to the 2015 nuclear deal are willing to preserve it, reiterating that the pact is “still alive”.
Ulyanov: Joint Commission Participants reaffirm commitment to JCPOA
Mikhail Ulyanov says, “Participants in JCPOA joint meeting reaffirmed their commitment to Iran nuclear deal as a key element of non-proliferation architecture.”
Helga Schmid: ‘Crucial discussion’ on JCPOA underway
EEAS head, Helga Schmid, says “crucial discussion” is being held among participants of the JCPOA Joint Commission meeting in Vienna on Wednesday.
Araghchi Visits Vienna for JCPOA Joint Commission
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister for political affairs Abbas Araghchi arrived in Vienna late Tuesday to take part in the Joint Commission meeting for JCPOA.
Petition signed for removal of medical sanctions amid virus fears
A number of Iranian expatriates have signed a petition, calling for urgent action from the United Nations chief and director-general of the World Health Organization to stop medical sanctions against Iran as the fatal virus outbreak has created concerns in the country.
Zarif calls for more regional coop. to fight, control Covid-19
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif called for more regional cooperation to fight against Covid-19.
All Capacities of Iran’s Armed Forces Mobilized to Fight Coronavirus
A senior spokesman for the General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces said all capacities of the forces have been mobilized to help in the fight against the coronavirus outbreak in the country.
Afghanistan borders with Iran opens
The office of Afghanistan National Security Council announced on Tuesday the reopening of the country’s borders with Iran after a temporary closure.
Connecticut senator: ‘Trump policy on Iran, a total disaster’
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) said Sunday that Donald Trump’s policy on Iran “has been a total disaster".