AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 24 (DID) – While some media outlets view the naval movements of American warships in the region as a prelude to full-scale war, analyses indicate that these deployments are often routine and aimed at influencing nuclear negotiations.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 14 (DID) – America’s forgotten wars show that a military confrontation with Iran would be Longer, costlier, and more unpredictable than Washington admits.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 10 (DID) – For Iran, diplomacy with the United States must begin with a clear-eyed recognition that talks may be buying time—not for peace, but for conflict.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 10 (DID) – Seyed Abbas Araghchi, Iran’s foreign minister, discussed the latest developments of indirect Iran–US negotiations in Muscat during phone calls with the foreign ministers of Turkey, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 09 (DID) – Iran’s advances in drone technology have moved beyond regional relevance, reaching a point where global powers are openly acknowledging—and in some cases replicating—Iranian-made systems.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 08 (DID) – After years of impasse, Iran-US nuclear talks face a stark choice: abandon failed pressure tactics or embrace a realistic path that could finally break the deadlock.
AMIR HeydariTEHRAN, Feb. 03 (DID) – Iran’s ambassador to Lebanon has stressed that the Islamic Republic possesses the capability to confront any potential threat from Israel or the United States.
