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Iran entitled to issue, deny visas to IAEA staff: Envoy
Iran�s ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says it is the Islamic Republic�s sovereign right to issue visas or deny entry to the agency�s employees.

 
Gunmen kill 4 police officers in southeast Iran
Four Iranian police officers, including a conscript,�have been killed in two terrorist attacks on a border base in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchestan.

 
Zarif: Iran, Portugal can cooperate in many fields
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said there are plenty of grounds for cooperation between Iran and Portugal.

 
Iran mulling fruit exports to Russia
Minister of Agriculture Jihad Mahmoud Hojjati said Thursday that Iran is considering ways to export fruits and other agricultural products to Russia.

 
Iran�s disabled veterans lack services, access
The complaints of disabled�Iranian�veterans and their families are generally related to the activities of daily life. These�simple�rituals can become extremely complicated without accommodations for their disabilities. Mobility and access to medication and mental health care have become major challenges for many disabled veterans.

 
Iran to unveil home-made Fateh submarine by March 2015
Iran will unveil a domestically manufactured semi-heavy submarine in the coming months, a senior Iranian military official says.

 

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