Iran Focus: Tehran, Apr. 08 – Iran's Armed Forces Chief of Staff declared on Thursday that if the US dares attack Iran, no US soldier would leave the region alive. Iran: No US troops will leave the region alive if Iran attacked
Iran Focus: Tehran, Apr. 08 – Iran's Armed Forces Chief of Staff declared on Thursday that if the US dares attack Iran, no US soldier would leave the region alive. Iran: No US troops will leave the region alive if Iran attacked
Iran Focus: Tehran, Apr. 08 – Iran's Armed Forces Chief of Staff declared on Thursday that if the US dares attack Iran, no US soldier would leave the region alive. The price of Iranian sanctions
Wall Street Journal: As U.S. President Barack Obama intensifies his efforts to garner international support for fresh U.N. sanctions against Iran, Tehran is quietly putting its own measures in place for renewed confrontation with the West. Obama, Medvedev press Iran, differ on Kyrgyzstan
Reuters: The United States and Russia pressed Iran on Thursday to renounce its nuclear ambitions or face new sanctions as they signed a landmark strategic nuclear disarmament treaty, but differences flared over Kyrgyzstan. Iran: 3 jailed Americans linked to US intelligence
AP: Iran's intelligence minister accused three Americans jailed since crossing the border from Iraq in July of having links to U.S. intelligence services, state TV reported. U.S. says energy sanctions on Iran still on table
Reuters: The presidents of the United States and Russia discussed the possibility of imposing energy sanctions on Iran during a summit in Prague on Thursday and the category has not been ruled out, a senior U.S. official said. Obama expects “tough” Iran sanctions this spring
Reuters: U.S. President Barack Obama said on Thursday he expected to secure tough new sanctions on Iran this spring over Tehran's disputed nuclear programme. EXCLUSIVE – U.S. group targets Honeywell over Iran
Reuters: A pressure group, United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI), is urging industrial conglomerate Honeywell International Inc to stop selling security technology to Iran, the group said on Thursday. Germany charges two over Iran equipment deal
Wall Street Journal: Federal prosecutors in Germany have charged two men with delivering to Iran embargoed tools that were intended to build missiles capable of carrying a nuclear payload. Iran is still holding 35 journalists after crackdown, human rights group says
The Times: At least 35 journalists remain imprisoned in Iran, with some facing the death penalty, after the Government’s media crackdown since the disputed presidential election last year. 