Who will enter Iran by June 30?

Rubio: Negotiations with Iran likely to fail MS Now network reported, citing informed sources, that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said in a briefing with members of Congress that Iran has not yet received any funds under the memorandum of understanding. Steven Whittaker, who was also present at the meeting, told US lawmakers that the technical team responsible for the nuclear negotiations has left Switzerland for Qatar. Get the latest news: Site | ETA | Yes | Rubica | Soroush Plus @snntv

Donald Trump said about the talks between Tehran and Washington and tomorrow's meeting between the parties in Doha, Qatar: "The Doha meeting may be very important, or it may not be; we will have to wait and see what happens. But overall, the process has gone well so far." He added: "Militarily, we are also winning, and I would even say that the work is almost done. It is very simple: denuclearization of Iran. We do not want Iran to have access to nuclear materials, and they should not have nuclear weapons." "They have agreed to this," Trump said.

A US official told CNN that after the recent clashes near the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran and Washington have decided to refrain from any escalating action for now. Donald Trump said that the talks are going well from Washington's point of view and reiterated that America's main goal is to disarm Iran. Reported by Niloufar Mansouri, Iran International correspondent

It comes as US negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner head to Doha for talks with Qatari leadership tomorrow, and indirect technical talks on Iran Wednesday. • •

Deputy Foreign Minister: We have no plans to negotiate with the US this week The presence of US officials in Doha has nothing to do with the presence of Iranian expert delegations in Doha. Our experts will go to Doha to follow up on US commitments on behalf of Qatar. There is also no meeting or plan for the Iranian and American delegations to meet. [in reply to: US President's claim: We will meet with Iran in Doha tomorrow! Continuing his illusions and contradictions, Donald Trump claimed that Iran has requested a meeting and that the meeting will be held in Doha tomorrow. Mizan on social networks @mizanplus]

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio wrote on X-Net that he met with German Foreign Minister Johann Wadfoll on Monday and discussed developments in the Middle East. He added that the two sides reaffirmed their shared commitment to ensuring that Iran never acquires or develops a nuclear weapon.

Trump's claim: Doha meeting may be important While Iranian officials denied holding technical meetings this week, the aggressive American President Donald Trump once again repeated the claim of holding a meeting in Doha, Qatar, claiming: This meeting may be important. Read the full text in the link below... @Nournews_IR

Trump's claim: Doha meeting may be important While Iranian officials denied holding technical meetings this week, the US President once again repeated the claim of holding a meeting in Doha, Qatar, claiming: This meeting may be important. According to an IRNA reporter, Donald Trump once again repeated his claims, claiming: "This is Iran's nuclear disarmament. We do not want them to have nuclear weapons and they are not going to have them. @IRNA_1313

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio wrote on X-Net that he met with his German counterpart on Monday and discussed developments in the Middle East. He added that the two sides reaffirmed their shared commitment to ensuring that Iran never acquires or develops a nuclear weapon.

Rubio: Technical talks with Iran are about the nuclear issue and sanctions US Secretary of State Marco Rubio: The technical committee will return to Switzerland on the 29th of this month to resume talks with Iran. Israel knows what we are doing about the memorandum of understanding and is aware of the red lines set by President Trump. Technical talks with Iran are about the nuclear issue and sanctions. #Negotiations #Sanctions @IRIBNEWS_COM

US Secretary of State: Technical talks with Iran will resume next week The US Secretary of State announced at Kuwait Airport that technical talks between the United States and Iran will resume in Switzerland on June 29 or 30 (July 29 or 30). Marco Rubio: "If I'm not mistaken, they will go to Switzerland again. The upcoming technical talks with Iran will be held within the framework of the ongoing talks, at the expert level and with "working groups on various issues." nournews.ir @Nournews_IR

US Secretary of State: Technical talks with Iran to resume next week Marco Rubio announced at Kuwait Airport that technical talks between the United States and Iran will resume in Switzerland on June 29 or 30 (July 29 or 30). He said: "If I'm not mistaken, they will go to Switzerland again." The upcoming technical talks with Iran will be held within the framework of the ongoing talks, at the expert level and with working groups on various issues. @YjcNewsChannel

FWD from SNN International: Continuation of Trump's imaginary statements: Iran is giving us big concessions! US President: Donald Trump, the delusional president of the US terrorist state, continued his everyday imaginary statements about negotiations with Iran, claiming that Tehran is giving very big concessions. We will see what happens, things are going very well right now. We are winning. Get the latest news: Site | ETA | Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus @snninternational

US Secretary of State: Technical talks with Iran to resume next week The US Secretary of State announced at Kuwait Airport that technical talks between the United States and Iran will resume in Switzerland on June 29 or 30 (July 29 or 30). Marco Rubio: "If I'm not mistaken, they will go to Switzerland again. The upcoming technical talks with Iran will be held within the framework of the ongoing talks, at the expert level and with "working groups on various issues." @IRNA_1313

US President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that Tehran is making a lot of concessions in the negotiations with Iran. He said: "Iran is making a lot of concessions and we are winning by a large margin." He told reporters without giving further details that we will see what happens. An hour before these statements, Donald Trump had said in an interview with Fox News that American inspectors would visit Iran's nuclear facilities along with inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency. In response to Iranian officials' statements denying the agency permission to inspect, he said: "They agree, put it in writing, then they go and say that's not true." The US president reiterated that the Islamic Republic has agreed to the visit of the agency's inspectors. Since the US and Israeli attacks on nuclear facilities, officials in the Islamic Republic have Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan have prevented the Agency from inspecting these facilities. @VahidHeadline @VahidOnline

Excerpt from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remarks, today, at the Federation of Local Authorities in Israel Conference: • “It’s true, Hezbollah is still in Lebanon, but there is something else there now. Today, there is a security zone there that prevents Hezbollah and its remnants from invading the Galilee, because that was the plan. We are destroying all of this underground infrastructure. I was there in southern Lebanon and I saw it; it’s unbelievable. It is simply different. • • We still have work to do, especially on what I call the 'Manhattan Project' – we will be the first in the world to solve the explosive drone problem, which is a global issue, and we are solving it. • • 'But you haven't solved it 100%.' True, but we are on our way. If we had followed your suggestion to stop at Rafah, we would have gotten nada, zero, gornisht, nothing. I don't know how many languages are spoken here. Zero. That is not who we are. • • And then we continued – Syria. Here, too, they told us not to enter; they said it wasn't wise, speaking with such hesitation. We entered with all our might, and we also saved our Druze brothers, whom I salute. We will protect our Druze brothers and we will never abandon them. We have protected them, and we will protect them! • • And then we did what no one believed we would do. Because over the years, I have dedicated most of my adult life to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons; I saw it as an existential threat to our survival. I do not want the thousands-of-years-old existence of the Jewish people to be cut short by these Ayatollahs acquiring nuclear weapons. • • We carried out operations, mostly with the Mossad, inside Iran, all kinds of operations, but they told us: 'A military operation in Iran? You are forbidden from doing that.' 'Eliminating the leadership of Iran? No, no, not that.' So I did not listen to them, and I led Operation Rising Lion. I chose this name, 'A people shall rise like a lion' – because we have a nation of lions and an army of lions, and I told them: 'Go in – we will enter with all our might.' • • I also told President Trump, well, two presidents, Biden first of all, when they told me 'Do not enter Rafah.' Do you know why they said 'Do not enter Rafah'? Because the President of the United States said he would halt the weapons supply. I said I respect him very much, and he even came here at the beginning of the war, but we have no choice, we will enter – and if we must, we will fight with our fingernails. Because there are moments when you must know how to tell even the President of the United States what we stand for. • • When I came to President Trump before Operation Rising Lion, I told him: 'We are going into Iran, because I am not waiting for these oppressors who declare openly that they want to destroy us, and you too, by the way, I told him, but us first. I will not let that happen. Therefore, we are taking action.' I didn't ask for permission; I simply informed him of our plan. To my joy, he also joined toward the end with a very important action. • • But they said 'it’s impossible.' Don't do it. Don't get entangled, because Iran will come and destroy our cities and our citizens, and thousands, if not tens of thousands, will die. So the very same people who told us don't enter Gaza, don't enter Rafah, don't enter Lebanon, don't enter Syria, don't enter Iran, Master of the Universe, don't destroy their leadership... Today, they come and tell us, 'But you didn't finish the job.' They, who wanted zero, come and tell us, 'You didn't achieve 100%, only 80-90%.' There is still work to do, it is not over, that is true, but who will do it? If you don't have true leadership, not what they put in the talking points of various advertising agencies. • • When you are tested on the ground, just as our commanders are tested on the ground, then the only thing that speaks is the result. And the result is monumental! There is still work to do in Gaza, in Lebanon, and against Iran, but I want to tell you two things: As long as I am Prime Minister, Iran will not have nuclear weapons. And one more thing: As long as I am Prime Minister, we will maintain the security zone in southern Lebanon. For as long as it takes, we will maintain the security of the North, and together, we have also done a great deal for prosperity."

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that negotiations with Iran will continue on June 30 - at the level of technical teams.

Trump's claim about American inspectors joining the IAEA to inspect Iran's nuclear facilities In an interview with Fox News, US President Donald Trump claimed that American inspectors will visit Iran's nuclear facilities alongside inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Trump's anger over the US Senate resolution to stop the war on Iran The US President criticized the US Senate resolution that passed a bill calling for the US to stop the war on Iran. On Tuesday night local time, Donald Trump published a statement on his social network Truth, claiming: "I have put Iran under a lot of pressure; It is on the verge of surrender, ready to retreat, and willing to give us almost anything.” He claimed: Iran “has also, for the first time in decades, shown extraordinary respect for the United States and its president, me.” Trump, angry about the Senate resolution, claimed: But in these circumstances, “the US Senate decides to act at an inappropriate time and with a meaningless vote on the War Powers Act.” @IRNA_1313

US President Donald Trump released a video of an interview with Larry Kudlow, former head of the White House National Economic Council, on Fox Business Network on TrutSocial. Kudlow said in the interview that the goal of the agreement with Iran was to reduce tensions and increase oil supply to the global market. He noted that with the increase in Iranian oil exports, a large part of the global oil supply shortage has been compensated and tanker traffic is ongoing in the Strait of Hormuz. This former US official considered the statements of the Islamic Republic officials about the situation in the Strait of Hormuz to be contradictory to the field realities and similar to the statements of Saeed al-Sahhaf, Minister of Information and Culture in Saddam's government. Kudlow added that the potential revenues from the sale of Iranian oil in the coming months will first of all pass through mechanisms supervised by the US Treasury Department and will be spent solely on the purchase of agricultural goods and medical supplies. He said that Donald Trump has complete control over the process of the agreement with the Iranian government. Yes.

Larry Kudlow added that potential revenues from the sale of Iranian oil in the coming months will first pass through mechanisms overseen by the US Treasury Department and will be spent solely on the purchase of agricultural goods and medical supplies. He said that Donald Trump is in full control of the agreement process with the Iranian government.

Regarding the inspection of the Islamic Republic's nuclear facilities, Donald Trump said that the IAEA inspectors will be present in Iran at the appropriate time. The US president stressed that if Tehran did not agree to nuclear inspections, he would have canceled the talks. Nilofar Mansouri, a correspondent for Iran International, reports

The US Senate also voted to limit Trump's war powers. The US Senate approved a bill that would bar US President Donald Trump from carrying out any military operations against Iran unless he first receives authorization from Congress. The war powers resolution was approved by the US Senate with 50 votes in favor and 48 against.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is visiting the United Arab Emirates, but it won't be his last stop in the region. I'm exaggerating, of course not. No, he's not coming to Israel, he'll stop in Kuwait and Bahrain to talk to US allies about shared interests in the region. A visit to Jerusalem? Not planned. Disturbing.

The US Senate also voted to limit Trump's war powers The US Senate approved a bill that would bar US President Donald Trump from carrying out any military operations against Iran unless he first receives authorization from Congress. The war powers resolution was approved by the US Senate with 50 votes in favor and 48 votes against. mehrnews.com/x3cq4h @Mehrnews

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: We are confronting Iran and its proxies, and this is not over yet. We have struck them. I want independence in the field of armaments. I greatly appreciate the support we have received, and I have also brought it over the years from our American friends. We need our own independent weapons system. We produce our own weapons. We must free ourselves from dependence and build more strength.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, speaking at Abu Dhabi Airport: — We have longstanding relationships and partnerships with the three countries I am visiting: the UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain. — I believe we will continue on this path, taking into account the new regional dynamics, and I am here more to listen to them than to speak with them. — We want to hear their views, especially in the wake of this weekend's events in Switzerland, and make sure that their perspectives are taken into account in every decision we make, because they are our partners.

"If the Islamic Republic acts rationally and intelligently, we'll have no problem," US President Donald Trump said during a visit to a truck assembly plant in Pennsylvania. "If they act rationally and intelligently, we'll have no problem. Otherwise, we'll have to finish the job, which may take less than a week." But he added, "I think they'll do what they have to do, because we want it to happen." Trump said the US was trying to reach a "fair" deal with the Islamic Republic.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters in Abu Dhabi that the Islamic Republic of Iran is denying its agreement to the International Atomic Energy Agency's nuclear inspections at the Swiss meeting for political and domestic reasons. Rubio said: "We know what they agreed to. I don't know why they have to say this. Whatever their domestic politics or internal issues are, they have to deal with it themselves. But we know what they have committed to; now they either do it or they don't." The US Secretary of State concluded by emphasizing: "If they fulfill their commitments, the process will move forward, but if they refuse to do it, the President (Trump) will have to make new decisions." @VahidOOnLine @VahidOnline

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio: Iran has no right to impose transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz #AlArabiya_Business