Farnaz Fassihi

5 hours ago | telegraphindia.com | Farnaz Fassihi

The Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran was still 'surveilling the damages and losses', Araghchi said in an interview Farnaz Fassihi Published 28.06.25, 09:40 AM Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi attends a news conference in Baghdad Reuters Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, said on Thursday that the country’s nuclear facilities had sustained “significant and serious damages”, the first official acknowledgment of the extent of the damages caused by US strikes on three nuclear...

1 day ago | nytimes.com | Farnaz Fassihi

Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, said on Thursday that the country’s nuclear facilities had sustained “significant and serious damages,” the first official acknowledgment of the extent of the damages caused by U.S. strikes on three nuclear sites. The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran was still “surveilling the damages and losses,” Mr. Araghchi said in an interview with Iran’s state television.

1 day ago | internazionale.it | Farnaz Fassihi

Ancora prima di lanciare i suoi missili su una base statunitense e prima che il presidente Donald Trump provasse a negoziare un cessate il fuoco con Israele, l’Iran stava già cercando una via d’uscita. La mattina di lunedì 23 giugno il consiglio supremo per la sicurezza nazionale iraniano ha organizzato una riunione d’emergenza per discutere della ritorsione contro gli Stati Uniti.

2 days ago | seattletimes.com | Farnaz Fassihi

With the nation watching, the host on Iranian state television asked the question that so many people in Iran — from the political elite to people on the street — were wondering. “People are very worried about the supreme leader,” the host said to an official from Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s office on Tuesday. “Can you tell us how he is?”He noted that viewers had sent a flood of messages asking the same thing.

2 days ago | infomoney.com.br | Farnaz Fassihi

Com o país atento, o apresentador da televisão estatal iraniana fez a pergunta que tantas pessoas no Irã — desde a elite política até cidadãos comuns — estavam se fazendo. “As pessoas estão muito preocupadas com o líder supremo”, disse o apresentador a um funcionário do gabinete do aiatolá Ali Khamenei na terça-feira. “Você pode nos dizer como ele está?”Ele destacou que os telespectadores enviaram uma enxurrada de mensagens perguntando a mesma coisa.