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Iran�s top security official: Military attack no more among enemies� options
Secretary of Iran�s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Rear Admiral Ali Shamkhani underscored the country�s missile power, and said military attack against Iran is no more among the enemies� options.

 
Iran thanks Iraq for facilitating visa issuance for Iranians
Head of the Iranian Organization for Hajj and Pilgrimage Saeed Ouhadi on Saturday thanked Iraqi Embassy in Tehran for facilitating visa issuance for Iranian applicants.




Rouhani to inaugurate troika railroad
Iran�s cabinet will visit the northeastern province of Golestan to inaugurate troika railroad.


 
Automakers eyeing Iran�s untapped auto market
� Foreign automakers seeking a return to the potentially huge Iranian market with the lifting of international sanctions will find the business environment has changed: former joint venture partners now want to play the game by their own rules.

 
Afkham: Afghanistan, US Security deal a threat to region
Iran�s FM spokeswoman has said US security deal with Afghanistan would destabilize the region more.


 
Over 70 foreigners invest in Iran�s capital market in 8 months
More than 70 foreigner parties have invested in Iran�s capital market in the past eight months, Bonds and Liquidation Central Depositing Company announced on Sunday.

 
Iran ready to export gas to Iraq
Pointing to the preparation of pipelines and installations to kick off Iran�s gas export to Iraq, Iran�s deputy oil minister expected that exporting gas to neighboring country will begin by early next year.

Iranian MPs thank president for contract on new nuclear power plants
Iranian lawmakers expressed gratitude to President Hassan Rouhani for pursuing a contract with Russia to build new nuclear power plants in Iran.

Iran�s missile program never subject to monitoring: Official
Iran�s missile capabilities are exclusively aimed at deterring the threats, a high-ranking official said, stressing that not any outsider would ever be allowed to monitor the country�s missile program.

 
Leader hails Iran�s Navy for being resistant, resilient
Iran�s Leader received a number of Navy commanders on Sunday morning and deemed resistance a source of honor and credibility for the Armed Forces.

 

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