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Iranian lawmaker praises progress in US talks

Apr 27, 2025, 08:19 GMT+1
Iran's negotiating team in Muscat
Iran's negotiating team in Muscat

An Iranian lawmaker has lauded the performance of the country's negotiating team in ongoing talks with the United States, expressing optimism that a successful outcome could significantly alleviate Iran's economic and livelihood challenges.

"We extend our thanks to the negotiating team. We have witnessed a commendable performance so far, and we hope this trend will continue," Osman Salari, a member of the Iranian parliament’s Judicial and Legal Committee, said on Sunday. "Successful negotiations will have significant effects on resolving economic and livelihood issues."

Salari added that Iran remains confident in the talks, citing what he described as the country's "strong logic" and commitment to principles of justice. "We are not afraid of negotiations," he said.

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Parliament says dispatches committees to investigate

Apr 27, 2025, 08:16 GMT+1

Several parliamentary committees had been tasked with visiting Rajaei Port to investigate the explosions and report their findings, said Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf Sunday.

Reports received by Iran International show a heavy security presence at the port, with the Revolutionary Guard taking control of the site and threatening journalists against publishing reports or images from the area.

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Iran marks 'Transportation Safety Day' as port fire continues into second day

Apr 27, 2025, 08:12 GMT+1

As the fire from the Rajaei Port explosion entered a second day, Islamic Republic-affiliated organizations and media marked Sunday, as “Transportation Safety Day,” including for the nation’s ports.

The blast at Rajaei Port on Saturday halted operations at the key southern hub, knocking out 57 percent of Iran’s nominal loading and unloading capacity. The port plays a critical role in trade and the transport of oil products.

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Fire at Rajaei Port largely contained, says government

Apr 27, 2025, 08:02 GMT+1

The fire at Rajaei port was largely contained but efforts to extinguish the remaining 20 percent were ongoing, Fatemeh Mohajerani, Iran’s government spokeswoman, said in a post on X.

"The situation is under control," she said, adding that several injured individuals were airlifted to Shiraz and Larestan.

Tehran City Council chairman Mehdi Chamran told domestic media that a team of 30 firefighters with foam and essential equipment was dispatched from Tehran to assist operations.

Iran’s nuclear issue 'tip of the iceberg' in disputes with West, ex-atomic chief says

Apr 27, 2025, 08:02 GMT+1

Iran's nuclear program is merely the tip of the iceberg in the broader spectrum of disagreements between Tehran and the West, the former head of the country's atomic energy organization said on Sunday.

Fereydoun Abbasi, who previously led the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), said that the way Western powers approach the nuclear issue will significantly determine the trajectory of these multifaceted disputes.

Speaking to Iranian media, Abbasi cautioned against relying on information about ongoing negotiations that emerges through the press. "One cannot rely on the data that comes out about the negotiations from the media," he said, suggesting that the full scope of discussions remains behind closed doors.

Beyond the nuclear file, Abbasi highlighted a range of contentious issues that contribute to the strained relationship between Iran and Western nations. "Missile discussions, the region, human rights, women's rights – all are subjects of disagreement," he added.

Fereydoun Abbasi, the former head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI)
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Revolutionary Guards take full control of blast-hit port, sources say

Apr 26, 2025, 21:19 GMT+1

​As of 3 pm on Saturday, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) intelligence forces have taken full control of the Shahid Rajaei Port area, including port facilities and adjacent customs buildings, Iran International has learned.

Sources indicate that even the port's security guards and customs protection personnel have been denied access to these zones.​

Reports also suggest that IRGC forces are preventing vehicle owners from retrieving their cars parked in the limited-access parking areas of the Shahid Rajaei port and customs facilities.​

In the city of Bandar Abbas, even in eastern districts far from the port, air pollution levels are so high that residents widely report the smell of burning and nasal irritation.​

The eastern and northern exit routes from Bandar Abbas are experiencing heavy traffic due to a significant exodus of residents.​

According to local citizens, the initial explosion caused ground tremors that many mistook for a major earthquake.