Russia Says U.S. Sanctions Against Iran Are Not Legitimate

Russian officials said on Tuesday that U.S. sanctions on Iran were not legitimate, in Moscow's first official comment since Washington restored sanctions on Tehran.

Qatar's Ruler Hopes Gulf Crisis Will End For Sake Of Region

Turkey Says It Will Not Abide by Renewed Sanctions On Iran

Iran Able To Sell As Much Oil As It Needs Despite U.S. Pressure - Vice President

Japan Crude Oil Buyers Expected To Restart Iran Imports -Trade minister

Turkish Envoy Calls US Sanctions On Iran Unwise

Oil Slips On Worries That Economic Slowdown Could Weigh On Fuel Demand

SWIFT Says Suspending Some Iranian Banks' Access

SWIFT financial messaging service said on Monday it is suspending some unspecified Iranian banks’ access to its messaging system.

Zarif Says 'Mutual Respect' Between Washington And Tehran Important

In an exclusive interview with USA Today, Iran’s foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has said his country would consider discussions with the United States if “foundations for a fruitful dialogue” exist.

Iran Blames Israel For Alleged Denmark Murder Plot

Iranian Intelligence Minister Mahmud Alavi has claimed that an alleged Iranian plot to kill an opposition activist in Denmark was an Israeli conspiracy aimed at damaging Tehran's relations with the European Union.

Iran Indirectly Blames Israel For A Major Cyberattack

Senior Iranian officials dealing with communications and information have announced that a cyberattack was launched against Iran, indirectly blaming Israel.