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Kerry: �Important gaps� standing way of Iran nuclear deal
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says he�s returning to nuclear negotiations with Iran with �important gaps� standing in the way of a deal.

 
US says UN will approve final nuclear deal between Iran, P5+1
US State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki has said that the United Nations Security Council would endorse any final nuclear agreement between Iran and the P5+1 group.

 
Iran, Russia sign deal to form joint banking oversight body
Iran and Russia have signed a basic agreement to create a joint regulation body to oversee interbank�financial transactions between the two countries.


 
Minister launches new cruise missile production line
�Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehghan inaugurated the mass production line of long-range anti-ship cruise missiles here on Saturday.

 
Iran: UN special rapporteur not reflecting realities
�Iran categorically blasted the United Nations special rapporteur on Iran, saying that the report is not presenting realities.

IRGC choppers armed with homemade naval cruise missile
�Iran�s homegrown long-range naval missile �Qadir� has been mounted on the IRGC helicopters as an air-launched cruise missile, a senior commander said.

 
Iran open to Britain investment
The head of Iranian-British Parliamentary Friendship Group has said British investors are welcomed in Iran.

GOP says Obama ignores Iranian expansion to get nuclear deal
Republicans critical of U.S.-Iran nuclear talks contend President Barack Obama is so keen for a deal that he is ignoring Tehran�s moves to expand its influence across the Middle East.

 
Iran�s negotiators to depart for Lausanne Sunday
Iran�s negotiating team headed by Mohammad Javad Zarif will leave Tehran for Lausanne tomorrow as part of the 5+1 talks on Iran�s nuclear program.

 
Kerry says Congress can�t change Iran nuclear deal
The US Secretary of State has blasted an open letter to Iran by Republican senators as �incorrect�, saying Congress cannot revoke a possible nuclear deal�with Iran.