Languages: English and Farsi Iran is threatening to raise uranium enrichment to weapons-grade levels and exit the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) if Western powers move forward with reimposing United Nations sanctions,

Tehran issues warning against U.N. snapback sanctions amid concerns over its nuclear program, while expert warns that enforcing the U.N. mechanism could prompt Iran to exit non-proliferation treaty.

IRAN has again threatened to ramp up enrichment of its near-weapons-grade uranium stockpile just days after being bombed by the US. It comes after Israel said some of Iran’s nuclear fuel

Iranian army chief signals extended conflict ahead as lawmakers vote to boost military and president recovers after alleged Israeli strike.

Despite setbacks to its missile program, Iran remains the largest ballistic missile power in the Middle East, with proxies like the Houthis posing regional threats.

At the first-ever LANDEURO, senior defense officials and security experts gathered to examine how today’s fragmented conflicts

Israel’s strikes on Iran’s missile production sites were aimed at preventing a catastrophic escalation of Iran’s missile threat, and a nuclear-only deal with Iran that ignores