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Iran FM to leave for Geneva today for nuclear talks
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif heading Iran�s negotiating team will fly to Geneva, Switzerland, on Monday.

 
President Rouhani: Iranian nation standing firm against enemies
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani announced Tehran�s willingness to have good relations with all the world countries, but meantime, underlined that the Iranian nation will stand firm against enemies and aliens.

 
Ayatollah Khamenei�s Aide: Americans no trustworthy partner for talks
Senior Military Aide to the Iranian Supreme Leader Major General Yahya Rahim Safavi blasted Washington for its long track record of hostilities against Tehran, and said the American officials cannot be trusted for talks.

 
Commander: Iran�s collective psyche bears scars of US plots
The US plots against Iran are indelibly imprinted on the psyche of the nation, a senior commander noted, adding that Iranians of all political stripes are unanimous in their opposition to the US and Israel.

 
Leader�s Aide: Iran supports syrian resistance against Zionist regime
Supreme Leader�s Advisor for International Affairs Ali Akbar Velayati�appreciated Syria�s resistance against the US and its Zionist allies and their plots to disintegrate the country, underlining that Tehran continues support for Syria as a Muslim country.

 
Iran: US sanctions on CBI violate Int�l law
Governor of the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) Valiollah Seif�lashed out at the US for imposing illegal sanctions on CBI, and underlined that such unfair moves are against international law.

 
Iran installs indigenous turbines on power plant
Iran inaugurated a wind power in northeastern part of the country, using home-made turbines.

 
Iran ready for transparency in nuclear field
Senior member of the Iranian Parliament (Majlis) Abbas Ali Mansouri�said Monday that Iran is ready for transparency and removing remaining issues in its nuclear program.

 
MP: Formation of Iran-US parliamentary friendship group on agenda
Formation of a parliamentary friendship group between Tehran and Washington is an item on the agenda of Iran�s legislature, a senior Iranian lawmaker said, but noted that the issue requires preparatory work.

 

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