Newspapers on Monday covered the remarks made by President Hassan Rouhani in a visit to Western Iranian city of Kermanshah. The headlines highlighted Rouhani�s statements about the issue of economic corruptions as well as the country�s economic problems.

The remarks made by Deputy Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araqchi about the nuclear deal with world powers were also a top story.

The issue of Turkish coup attempt and the reactions to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan�s crackdown after the coup also received great coverage today.

The above issues as well as many more are highlighted in the following headlines:

 

Abrar-e Eqtesadi:

1- Iran�s Winning Card from Turkey Coup: Iran�s Rival in Russia Goes One Step Back

2- Britain�s UKAS Breaks Iran Sanctions

3- End of Chinese Cars� Golden Age in Iran



 



 

Arman-e Emrooz:

1- Government Will Take Back People�s Money from Thieves: Rouhani

2- Rouhani Is the Only Chance Iranian People Have: Expert

3- In 2017 Elections, Rouhani Will Have More Votes than 2013: People Not Hopeful about Conservatives Anymore



 



 

Ebtekar:

1- Addition of a Penalty Article to Iran-Airbus Deal

2- Transparency without Fear: Experts Discuss Different Aspects of Iran�s Agreement with FATF

3- Leader Had Endorsed Changes in Red Lines: Nuclear Negotiator

4- Those Who Attacked Saudi Embassy in Tehran to Appear in Court Today

5- Zarif Briefs MPs on JCPOA and Regional Developments

6- We Won�t Forget Previous Robberies: Rouhani, Referring to Former Gov�t



 



 

Etemad:

1- Secrets of �Chalice of Poison�: 2 War Commanders Discuss Acceptance of 598 Resolution that Ended Iraqi Imposed War

2- And Now Erdogan�s Coup

3- Guerrilla Battle in Armenia

4- Lut Desert, Iran�s First Natural Site in UNESCO�s World Heritage List



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Ettela�at:

1- Transparency Is the Solution to Problems: Rouhani

2- Ankara Accuses Washington of Playing a Role in Coup Attempt

3- If We Don�t Serve National Interests, Let�s Avoid Damaging Them: Deputy FM [on JCPOA]

4- 179 Saudi Hirelings Killed in Yemeni Forces� Missile Attack on Ta�iz



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Haft-e Sobh:

1- Iran�s Ultimatum to Apple: If Apple Inc. Fails to Open Representative Agency in Iran, Sale of Its Products Will Be Stopped in Iran

2- Iran�s Lut Desert Inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List amid Chaos in Istanbul



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Iran:

1- JCPOA Opponents Benefit from Anti-Iran Sanctions: Deputy FM

2- Protecting the Environment Isn�t Possible without Peace: Ebtekar



 



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Javan:

1- Rouhani�s Political Response to Trade Union Demands

2- 10th Day of Curfew against Kashmir�s Muslims

3- Zarif: Saudi Arabia�s Happiness with Turkey Coup Is Thought-Provoking



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Jomhouri Eslami:

1- Gulen: Turkey Coup Was a Fake One Fabricated by Erdogan

2- Some Are Worried about End of Sanctions: Iran�s President

3- Iran in Talks with 4 Plane Makers



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Kayhan:

1- Rouhani Says All Sanctions Are Removed, Araqchi Says It�s on Paper!

2- Glorious Funeral Held for Selfless Firefighter

3- No One Hears Voice of Kashmir�s Shiites

4- Erdogan Starts Unprecedented Purge of Army and Judiciary

5- Central Bank Not Qualified to Make a Deal with FATF: Former Official

 



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Khorasan:

1- We Still Have Childish Leaders Who Are Slaughtering Yemeni People: Rouhani

2- 42 Killed and 1,400 Wounded in Kashmir Clashes

 



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Resalat:

1- We Have Problems of Unemployment and Downturn in Iran: President

2- Removal of Sanctions Still on Paper: Araqchi

3- Americans Have Failed to Comply with Their JCPOA Commitments: Leader�s Aide

4- US Should Extradite Gulen If It�s Turkey�s Strategic Partner: Erdogan

5- Where�s Turkey�s Position in Muslim World? Where Will Turkey Head to After Coup?



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Sayeh:

1- Ballot Boxes Only Solution to Regional Problems: Rouhani

2- Remedy for Butterfly Wounds: Bandage to Be Provided for EB Patients for Free



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Shahrvand:

1- Iranian People Stayed Awake All the Night: How Turkey Coup Attempt Turned to Interesting Topic for Iranians



 



 

Shargh:

1- Based on Latest Order, Iranian Ministers to Receive Monthly Salaries Less than $2,900

2- Zarif, Shamkhani, and General Soleimani Were Monitoring Turkey Coup



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Sobh-e Now:

1- Zombies in the City: Where Pok�mon Go Came from

2- Zionist Media against Turkish President Erdogan

 



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Vaghaye Ettefaghieh:

1- Female Politicians on Ruins Left of Male Politicians: Will Policies Change in West?

2- New British Gov�t Isn�t a Friend of Iran That Much [Editorial]



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Vatan-e Emrooz:

1- Rouhani�s Reaction to People�s Protests: You Don�t Listen to What I Say!

2- Signs of West�s Support for Coup in Turkey; 6,000 Arrested in Post-Coup Purge

3- Repeated Violations of JCPOA; General Rezaei: Economic Issues Not Considered in JCPOA

4- Armenia: Hostage Taking or Coup?



By Iran Front Page