Iran’s top negotiator tells press TV Tehran won't accept anything less than the 2015 nuclear agreement that has remained a red line.

Tehran has said it has seen no interactive, flexible attitude on the other side during the latest round of the Vienna talks.

The Islamic Republic will by no means renegotiate its previously negotiated nuclear issues.

The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry says Tehran has been awaiting a practical measure from the United States on the 2015 nuclear deal for months and has had enough of empty words.

Iran warns about existence of psychological warfare intentions behind the IAEA’s repeated exposition of details of the country’s nuclear work.

The head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran is in Moscow to discuss issues of mutual interest and further nuclear cooperation with Russia's Rosatom corporation.

“Methods and people may change, but the goals and the framework are fixed.” This is how one lawmaker described the situation with regard to the Rouhani Raeisi transition and the fate of the JCPOA.

Iran says the policies it has been pursuing on the 2015 nuclear agreement with major world powers are among the “fundamental positions” of the Islamic establishment and thus will not undergo any change when the new administration takes over.

A report by the Iranian parliament says it would be a strategic mistake in A detailed report by the Iranian parliament's Research Center (IPRC) says the US is placing obstacles in the way of removing sanctions on the Islamic Republic. 

Zarif says Iran and the P4+1 group of countries are very likely to agree on ways to revive the JCPOA before the end of President Rouhani’s office in mid-August.