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Iraq’s PM in Tehran following report that he received message from Trump
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed al-Sudani arrives in the Iranian capital, amid reports that he has received a message from US President-elect Donald Trump.
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'Trump’s assassination of Gen. Soleimani greatest service to global terrorism’
Tehran, IRNA – A senior Iranian military official accused former US President Donald Trump of aiding global terrorism through the assassination of General Qassem Soleimani, calling the action a "greatest service to terrorist movements worldwide".
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Will Netanyahu and Julani be eliminated?
With less than a month left until Donald Trump’s inauguration, speculations about the future of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Julani and the future government in Syria have increased.
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Trump pledges to end Mideast tensions, Ukraine war
Tehran, IRNA - The US president-elect in a Christmas speech has unveiled some of his foreign policy priorities after his administration takes charge of the White House next month.
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Trump considering Grenell as special envoy for Iran affairs: Reuters
Tehran, IRNA - US President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly considering appointing Richard Grenell, Former Acting Director of National Intelligence, as his special representative for Iran affairs.
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Iran not to let up on efforts to punish Martyr Soleimani’s assassins: Source
Tehran, IRNA — Iran remains steadfast in its commitment to hold accountable the perpetrators of the assassination of Lieutenant General Qasem Soleimani, an Iranian informed source says.
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Trump hails nat’l security advisor as expert on foreign threats
Tehran, IRNA - US President-elect Donald Trump has officially appointed Michael Waltz, a House of Representative as his national security adviser, claiming he is an "expert on threats from China, Russia and Iran".
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Gov't spox advises Trump to avoid violating Iranians' rights
Tehran, IRNA – The Iranian government spokesperson has advised the US President-elect Donald Trump to avoid any measure that may violate the rights of Iranians.
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Anti-Trump protests erupt on American streets: Media
Tehran, IRNA — Thousands of people in the United States have taken to the streets following the reelection of Donald Trump as president to protest threats to reproductive rights and pledges of mass deportations, news media have reported.
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Presidential election in other states has no effect on Iran capabilities: Speaker
Tehran, IRNA—The speaker of the Iranian Parliament (Majlis) has highlighted the country's national capabilities to serve its interests, stressing that elections in other states do not affect the potential.
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No impact on Iranian economy with Trump's election win: CBI chief
Tehran, IRNA- Governor of the Central Bank of Iran (CBI), Mohammad-Reza Farzin says Donald Trump’s victory as the next US president has nothing to do with Iran's economy or its financial growth.
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Iran rejects claims about involvement in plans to assassinate US officials
Tehran, IRNA – The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman says the claim that the country has tried to assassinate American officials is a plot hatched by the Zionist parties.
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Americans voted for Trump's campaign slogan of ending wars: IRNA chief
Tehran, IRNA—Hossein Jaberi Ansari, the director general of the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA), has said that the people of America voted for Donald Trump's campaign slogan of ending wars.
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Trump presidency will bring more instability to int’l system: Reuters
Tehran, IRNA- the UK-based Reuters news agency has evaluated the selection of Republican Donald Trump as the next US president and the potential impact of his policies on the international system.
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Hezbollah reacts differently to Trump’s election
Tehran, IRNA – Hezbollah of Lebanon has launched a missile attack at an Israeli settlement called 'Trump Heights' in the occupied Golan on Wednesday, a move that could be seen as a reaction to Donald Trump being declared as new US president for a second term earlier in the day.
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Medvedev calls on Biden to look for Trump assassins among themselves, not Iranians
Moscow, IRNA – Dmitry Medvedev, the deputy chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, has called on US President Joe Biden to look for the culprits of Trump assassination among themselves, not the Iranians.
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Harris, Trump face off in first US presidential debate
New York, IRNA –Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican candidate Donald Trump face off their first presidential debate hosted by ABC news in the run to the November election.
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Trump’s jibe as Biden pulls out of White House race
Tehran, IRNA- Republican candidate for the US presidential election, Donald Trump and some of his party colleagues have reacted awkwardly after Joe Biden's announcement to pull out of the race for the White House and instead endorsing his Vice-President Kamala Harris.
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Trump officially becomes Republican presidential nominee
Tehran, IRNA- The US Republican Party has officially introduced Donald Trump, the former American president, as the party's candidate for the 2024 presidential election.
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From Kennedy to Reagan and now Trump: A history of political violence in US
Tehran, IRNA — The recent incident sparks memories of past political violence in living memory, ranging from the assassination of Kennedy to Reagan and now Donald Trump, a Spanish daily reported.
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US lawmaker announces probe into Trump rally shooting
Tehran, IRNA — American lawmaker James Comer has called on the US Secret Service to appear for a hearing as former US president Donald Trump was injured in an assassination attempt during a campaign rally in Pennsylvania.
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Trump reiterates support for Zionist regime’s crimes in Gaza
Tehran, IRNA- Former US President Donald Trump, who is well known for his anti-Muslim and anti-Palestinians bigotry, once again expressed his support for the Zionist regime and its crimes in the Gaza Strip, claiming that some Jewish politicians in Washington have turned their backs on Israel.
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Trump says Israel losing global support, must end war
Tehran, IRNA- Former US President Donald Trump, who is one of the staunchest allies of Israel, has acknowledged that the Zionist regime is losing international support over its genocidal war on the Gaza Strip.
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Biden claims Trump not mentally competent
Tehran, IRNA- US President Joe Biden has attacked his predecessor and election challenger Donald Trump with jokes about his mental fitness to compete for the White House.
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Trump: Worst yet to come if Biden, his thugs win 2024 race
New York, IRNA- Former US President Donald Trump, in an election rally, once again attacked his potential rival in the 2024 election and the current president, warning that "the worst things will happen If Biden and his thugs” win in the next race for the White House.