Tag: Javad Zarif
Zarif: Iran Expects Compensation for $1 Trillion Damage from US Sanctions
Compensation could take the form of reparations, investment or “measures to prevent a repeat of what Trump did,” says Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif.
Facing WH Intervention Plans, Iranian FM Vows America Won’t Overthrow Tehran Government Again
This week marks the 65th anniversary of the overthrow of democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh by the CIA.
Netanyahu Demands That Kerry Condemn Iranian Holocaust Cartoon Contest
“I think that every country in the world must stand up and fully condemn this,” Netanyahu said. “This is what I told US Secretary of State John Kerry last night in my conversation with him.”
Kerry Plays Pollyanna to Zarif’s Machiavelli
Kerry and Zarif hold joint press conference - Kerry eager to please and Zarif solely focused on the prize.
Iran Laughs at ‘Non-Binding’ Ban on Ballistic Missiles
Zarif says Iran can continue making ballistic missiles because the agreement's ban is "non-binding."
Iran’s Zarif Paints Iran as a Lamb, Israel as the Lion
Iran's Zarif claims his country is the peaceful anchor in the region, while Israel is the evil danger.
The Artful Inaccuracies of Iran’s Foreign Minister
Iran is developing ballistic missiles that can carry a nuclear payload, so its program is non-military?
Iran Accuses Israel of Faking Ship Raid
Iran accused Israel of faking a raid on a ship laden with arms bound for the Gaza Strip.
“An Iranian ship carrying arms for Gaza....
Despite Veto Threat and Heavy Pressure, Schumer Supports Sanctions Bill
The White House has threatened to veto the new "Nuclear Weapon Free Iran" bill even though new sanctions wouldn't be triggered until the expiration of the interim agreement or if Iran breaches that agreement
Iran Nukes Talks to Renew in November
Talks between Iran and major powers on Iran’s nuclear aims were “good” and will renew next month, the Iranian foreign minister said.
“The talks will...
Iran calls Netanyahu a ‘Liar’ Who Is ‘’Politically Isolated’
Israel and Iran may be the only two countries that tell each other what they really think, without diplomatic niceties. Tehran calls Netanyahu a liar after he warned that Iran tries to deceive the world.