Families of US detainees to visit Iran

Families of the three American citizens detained in western Iran in July 2009 will come to visit them soon, Press TV has learned.

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Ahmadinejad says nukes 'disgusting'

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says Iran has accepted a nuclear fuel swap deal which would provide the country with fuel for a nuclear research reactor in Tehran.

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Siddiqui conviction triggers anti-US rallies in Pakistan

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France to host anti-Iran terrorists?

France has offered to take in members of the Mujahedin Khalq Organization (MKO) who are being forced to leave Iraq, sources claim. The French government has volunteered to transport MKO members onboard its passenger aircraft to France as soon as possible, Iraqi sources told Tabn …

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Paul: US seeking excuse to bomb Iran

Presidential hopeful Ron Paul believes the US claim that its warships were harassed by Iranian boats is just an excuse to bomb Iran.

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Pak test-fires nuke-capable missile

Pakistan's military has successfully test-fired a new medium-range cruise missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads, officials say.

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Ex-CIA boss: Torture was necessary

A retired CIA agent has admitted using waterboarding on al-Qaeda leader Abu Zubaydah saying it made him confess to planned attacks

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Ritter: Redemption time for Demos

Former UN arms inspector Scott Ritter urges the Congress to resume its constitutional role and extinguish Bush's dream of Iran war.

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US, Israel collude against Iran

The top US army commander holds high-level talks with Israeli military echelons after the Zionists rejected the NIE report on Iran.

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'Rice, Livni involved in love affair'

A Former Israeli education minister has accused the US secretary of state and Israeli Foreign Minster of having sexual relationship.

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CIA engineers brain drain in Iran

CIA officials say they have launched a covert program to degrade Iran's nuclear roster by plucking key scientists and military officers.

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Where the devils fear to tread

The fact that the CIA destroyed at least two video tapes showing the 2002 interrogation of two prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay is a manifest obstruction of justice by a government widely recognized for its atrocities in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Where the devils fear to tread

The fact that the CIA destroyed at least two video tapes showing the 2002 interrogation of two prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay is a manifest obstruction of justice by a government widely recognized for its atrocities in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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