Iran’s Intelligence Ministry has identified and arrested three of the main terrorist elements behind the murder of Sunni cleric Molavi Abdulvahed Rigi in the country’s southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchestan.

The United States would like to pursue military action but its hands are increasingly tied on the strictly military front, according to American writer Daniel Patrick Welch.

An Iran Air spokesman says the airline will add five aircraft to its active fleet until March.

Iraq's electricity ministry says the Arab country still needs to import natural gas from Iran because its plan to locally provide fuel for its power plants has not been completed yet.

The Biden administration has lifted sanctions on two Iranian industrial entities but said there is “no change in US sanctions policy toward Iran.”

A top Hezbollah official says the Lebanese resistance movement reserves the right to use all legitimate means to break the US siege on Lebanon.

The Iranian foreign minister says the US behavior will determine the outcome of Iran’s nuclear talks, stressing that Tehran doubts Washington is serious in returning to the JCPOA.

Here is the latest top stories from Press TV on August 27, 2021.

The election season in Iran is a time of much foreign journalistic miscarriage. A good many foreign media outlets knowingly use half-truths or even outright lies to offer misshapen deliverances.

The IAEA says samples taken from Natanz nuclear facility show Iran has enriched uranium to up to 63 percent, adding that the purity level is “consistent with the fluctuations” announced by the Islamic Republic.