European troika says diplomatic talks with Iran will continue

TEHRAN – Following a meeting with the Iranian delegation in Geneva, the political directors of the foreign ministries of the UK, France, and Germany—who led the push for a recent anti-Iran resolution at the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Board of Governors—confirmed that diplomatic discussions with Iran would remain ongoing.

Iran calls on IAEA board members to resist E3 moves

TEHRAN – Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi calls on certain countries member to the IAEA Board of Governors to stand against the moves by the European trio (Britain, France and Germany) who are trying to turn the board into a tool into the hands of few nuclear armed Western countries to advance their political greed.

Iran slams Western claims of ballistic missile sales to Russia as baseless

TEHRAN - The spokesperson for Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denounced the European Troika's decision to impose sanctions on Iran over unsubstantial allegations of Tehran’s alleged missile provision to Russia.

Europe, U.S. to sanction Iran over rejected allegations of missile supply to Russia

TEHRAN – The UK, Germany, France, and the United States are preparing to impose new sanctions against Iran, accusing the West Asian country of supplying Russia with missiles for use in the Ukraine war. 

Iran calls for ‘sincere dialogue’ to revive nuclear deal, blames West for stalemate

TEHRAN - Iran's Ambassador to the United Nations, Amir Saeed Iravani, has called for "sincere dialogue and constructive cooperation" as the only viable path to restoring the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), also known as the 2015 Iran deal. 

Tehran condemns Western hypocrisy over anti-Iran E3 statement

TEHRAN - Iran's Foreign Ministry has condemned a joint statement by the UK, France, and Germany concerning Iran's nuclear program, dismissing their allegations as "bogus and invalid."

Tehran condemns anti-Iran IAEA resolution, warns of detrimental effects

TEHRAN – Iran has reacted strongly to a resolution adopted by the International Atomic Energy Agency Board of Governors on Wednesday, which censures the West Asian country for its alleged “non-cooperation” with the UN nuclear watchdog. 

Iran rebuts European claims on Fattah-2 missile development

TEHRAN - The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman countered recent statements from the foreign ministries of France, Germany, and the UK regarding Iran’s Fattah-2 missile program.

West resumes talks over how to deal with Iran nuclear issue: FT

The United States and the European trio of Britain, France and Germany have resumed discussions on how to engage with Iran over its nuclear activity.

No doubt Iran will respond if snapback mechanism activated: Russian envoy 

TEHRAN - Russia's ambassador to the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Agency said on Monday that Iran will undoubtedly respond if the snapback mechanism regarding the 2015 nuclear deal is activated.

U.S., E3 call on Iran to ‘reverse course’

TEHRAN – The top diplomats of the United States, Germany, France, and the UK have held a meeting in which they discussed Iran and called on Tehran to “reverse course.”

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U.S. Iran policy: Now what?

TEHRAN – The end of the months-long unrest in Iran has once again brought to the surface the Biden administration’s dithering on Iran, particularly regarding the stalled talks in Vienna over the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

Iran warns IAEA resolution will have 'adverse effects' on resolving remaining issues

'IAEA board resolution is unconstructive, politically motivated'

TEHRAN - The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors passed a resolution against Iran on Thursday, a move that drew strong opposition from Iran’s envoy to the IAEA who described it as unconstructive and politically motivated.

JCPOA revival talks necessitate flexibility from all parties: UN

TEHRAN- An agreement on resurrection of the 2015 nuclear deal demands "flexibility" from the parties, according to António Guterres' spokesperson, who also reiterated his support for the deal reached between Iran, the 5+1 nations and the European Union.

Iran distrusts U.S., E3: advisor

TEHRAN - An advisor to the Iranian negotiating team has stated that Tehran wants a revived nuclear agreement that would secure its interests, but the experience of the 2015 nuclear deal shows that Western states are untrustworthy, and any delay in restoring the nuclear agreement will exacerbate European countries' problems.

E3 should take responsibility if it follows Israel’s direction: Iran

TEHRAN- The three European signatories to the 2015 nuclear agreement have come under fire from Iran for their most recent “unconstructive” and “ill-considered” comments.

MP: Europe doesn’t play expected role in restoring JCPOA

TEHRAN — An Iranian legislator said on Tuesday that the Europeans have backed down from their demands in negotiations to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, officially called the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.