MOSCOW (Sputnik) - US authorities are confident that Tehran will not restart its nuclear program after the remaining sanctions against Tehran come into force next week, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Sunday.
In an "absolute nightmare," as they ultimately branded the court case, Paul and Iris from Britain were found guilty of inadvertently assisting Iran in its nuclear research, although both thought the formal destination for their dispatches of "nuts and bolts" was Malaysia.
In its report, a local office of the German homeland security agency has alleged that the Islamic Republic has repeatedly tried to get its hands on the goods and technology necessary for developing weapons of mass destruction, and is working on its missile program.
Tamir Pardo, who headed the Israeli intelligence service up to 2016, has revealed that the Israeli prime minister had begun a countdown process for starting a war against the Islamic Republic of Iran, ordering a strike on its nuclear facilities.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met with his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif to discuss the Iranian nuclear deal after Washington's withdrawal from the multilateral agreement.
On May 8, US President Donald Trump announced that the United States would no longer remain part of the JCPOA and promised to re-impose the highest level of economic sanctions against Iran in response to Tehran's development of the nuclear program.
Earlier, US President Donald Trump announced his decision to withdraw from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, prompting criticism of all other agreement's brokers.
In an interview with CBS, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman has mentioned the possibility of a nuclear arms race in the Middle East. It did not take Iran long to respond.
French President Emmanuel Macron appears to be exhibiting impressive diplomatic flexibility as he calls for amending the nuclear deal with Tehran.