Iran has dismissed a UN nuclear watchdog report accusing it of nuclear violations, asserting the agency is politically motivated and reiterating its stance against seeking atomic weapons. The IAEA report indicated Iran's increased stockpile of near weapons-grade uranium and undeclared nuclear activities.

Some changes should be easy for Iran to accept. In the JCPOA, Iran essentially agreed to end any near-term option for a plutonium-based bomb by modifying its reactor capable of producing weapons-usable plutonium and to refrain from any spent-fuel reprocessing work.

Iran carried out secret nuclear activities with material not declared to the UN nuclear watchdog at three locations that have long been under investigation, the watchdog said in a wide-ranging, confidential report to member states seen by Reuters.

Komala leader Abdulla Mohtadi told Newsweek that "the regime might collapse under pressure" if the U.S. lends its support.

President Trump confirmed Wednesday that he asked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last week not to bomb Iran’s nuclear facilities to allow additional time for talks between

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History warns that the euphoria of a deal can never be allowed to eclipse the regime’s long of deception, repression, and exported terror.