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Ebrahim Raisi: What India and the world can expect from Iran's new president

DNA India 23 Aug 2021
The views expressed above are the author's own and do not reflect those of DNA.) Iran India USA China Ebrahim Raisi EAM Jaishankar Javad Zarif Iran Foreign Policy India-Iran relations.
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Negotiations with the United States over the Iran deal have already failed.

Press TV 04 Aug 2021
An otherwise fierce and visceral advocate of diplomacy, Zarif said most notably that his experience as the Iranian foreign minister and the person in charge of the diplomacy had left him struggling with his faith in diplomacy ... This is in the United States’ DNA. As Zarif wrote in his letter to the UN secretary-general, “that the U.S.
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Serious indications of Israeli role in scientist assassination: Zarif

Press TV 29 Nov 2020
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says the recent assassination of a senior Iranian nuclear scientist bears the clear hallmark of atrocities committed by the Israeli regime, which has already murdered a number of Iran's scientific elites ... 1/2 — Javad Zarif (@JZarif) November 29, 2020 ... 2/2 — Javad Zarif (@JZarif) November 29, 2020 ... FM Zarif.
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UN, Turkey condemn Iranian scientist’s assassination

Press TV 29 Nov 2020
His comments came after Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif criticized those who “hide behind calls for restraint”, while refusing to stand against terrorism ... Impunity emboldens a terrorist regime with aggression in its DNA. — Javad Zarif (@JZarif) November 28, 2020 ... Iran’s Zarif ... Turkey condemns terrorist assassination ... arena. — Prof. Dr ... .
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Zarif: Impunity emboldens terrorist regime with aggression in its DNA

Irna 28 Nov 2020
Tehran, Nov 28, IRNA - Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in a message reiterated the fact that impunity emboldens a terrorist regime with aggression in its DNA ....
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Iran scientist assassination designed by a terrorist regime with aggression in its DNA: FM Zarif

Press TV 28 Nov 2020
The Iranian foreign minister says the country’s prominent nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was assassinated by a terrorist regime with aggression in its DNA ... Impunity emboldens a terrorist regime with aggression in its DNA. — Javad Zarif (@JZarif) November 28, 2020.
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Zarif: World must force Israel to destroy its nuclear arsenal

Tehran Times 03 Oct 2020
TEHRAN – Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has said the international community must compel Israel—which has aggression in its very DNA—to promptly accede to the NPT and destroy its nuclear arsenal ... .
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U.S. Regime Crying Wolf About Proliferation: Zarif

Kayhan 03 Oct 2020
Zarif said the Tel Aviv regime, "which has aggression in its very DNA”, has deceived the world about its secret development of nuclear armament for the past six decades and that it is high time the global community pressures the occupying entity to "submit to the most intrusive inspection regime that law-abiding members of the NPT observe.”.
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Iran’s Zarif says Intl. community must pressure Israel to destroy nuclear arsenal, accede to NPT

Press TV 03 Oct 2020
Zarif added that the Tel Aviv regime, “which has aggression in its very DNA”, has deceived the world about its secret development of nuclear armament for the past six decades and that it is high time the global community pressures the occupying entity to “submit to the most intrusive inspection regime that law-abiding members of the NPT observe.”.
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