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Rouhani says Iran to sell oil, break U.S. sanctions: TV
Iran will sell its oil and break sanctions reimposed by the United States on its vital energy and banking sectors, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told economists at a meeting broadcast live on state television on Monday.
Irans Zarif says sanctions backfiring, isolating U.S.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said on Monday that new U.S. sanctions were backfiring, making Washington more isolated, not the Islamic Republic.
India to pay Iran in rupees for oil imports
India and Iran are finalizing details of a mechanism which will allow New Delhi to pay for Iranian oil in rupees. India says the arrangement will help India avoid the impacts of Washingtons unilateral sanctions. Our correspondent Sanjay Sethi has more.
Iran administration to modify bill on CFT, re-seek approval
An Iranian vice president says the administration of President Hassan Rouhani will take prompt action to apply the necessary changes to a bill on joining global safeguards to combat the financing of terrorism (CFT) that was initially approved by the Parliament but has now been rejected by Irans Guardian Council.
Iran foils apparent Israeli cyber attacks on communications infrastructure
Iran says it has successfully thwarted a wave of cyber attacks apparently staged by Israel to target the countrys communications infrastructure, saying it will certainly follow up on the hostile scheme via international mechanisms.
Germany says legal business relations with Iran should be possible
Germany is convinced that it should enable legal business relations with Iran and is checking how to protect companies affected by sanctions reimposed on Iran by Washington, a government spokesman said on Monday.