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Trump administration considers $30 b. civilian nuclear deal for Iran - report

The reported discussions, which include easing sanctions and unfreezing restricted Iranian funds, come amid ongoing efforts by Washington to reestablish indirect communication with Iran following a volatile two-week period marked by military strikes involving Israel, the US, and Iran.

Central to the American proposal is a non-negotiable condition: Iran must agree to cease all uranium enrichment. While Iran has repeatedly asserted its need to enrich uranium for peaceful energy purposes, Washington has floated the idea of Tehran importing enriched uranium—similar to the model employed by the United Arab Emirates.

Funding isn't from US, officials reportedly urging Arab Gulf states to cover the cost

According to the CNN report, a preliminary draft proposal being circulated among US officials includes up to $30 billion in investment for a new, non-enrichment nuclear program that would generate civilian energy. While the funding would not come directly from the United States, administration officials are reportedly urging Arab Gulf states to shoulder the cost.

Some of the terms were discussed during a closed-door meeting last Friday at the White House, led by US special envoy Steve Witkoff and attended by representatives from key Gulf states. The meeting took place one day before the US launched military strikes targeting Iranian nuclear infrastructure.

Trump administration considers $30 b. civilian nuclear deal for Iran - report

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12:00pm - Borussia Dortmund vs Ulsan

6:00pm  -  Urawa Reds vs Monterrey
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Inter star Taremi travelled 1,000km by car to escape bombing

Inter centre-forward Mehdi Taremi found himself trapped in Tehran during the bombing of Iran, so reportedly travelled 1,000km to reach safety.

The striker had gone home to visit family during the down time between the Champions League Final and the start of training for the FIFA Club World Cup.

However, in this brief pause, the Iran international was unable to leave Tehran due to the bombing from Israel and eventually the USA too.

It meant he had to miss the tournament, which curiously is being played in the United States of America, as the airspace around Iran was shut down.

Even with a ceasefire in place, there are still no tickets being sold for flights out of Iran, so Taremi had to travel by car.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, he had to traverse over 1,000km on the road to reach Bushehr, the city where he was born and still has family there.

He remains in daily contact with Inter and spoke to new coach Cristian Chivu, reassuring his teammates and colleagues that he is safe.

Taremi had even been sticking to a personalised training regime to keep himself in shape, although his chances of making it out before pre-season are now extremely slim.

He might’ve played his last game for Inter anyway, with reports of approaches from Fulham, Nottingham Forest and Besiktas.

Iran hangs three suspected Israeli spies

Israeli right-wing activist moots bizarre theory on Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei: 'His speech mysteriously cancelled'

ICE arrests 11 Iranian nationals in 48 hours

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested Mehran Makari Saheli, an Iranian national, at his home in St. Paul, Minnesota, on June 22, 2025. / Credit: Department of Homeland Security

In its latest crackdown against illegal immigration, federal agents arrested 11 Iranian foreign nationals in 48 hours, including one watchlisted individual — part of a series of targeted operations spanning eight states and nine cities nationwide.

Among those arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement since Sunday, June 22, is Mehran Makari Saheli, at his home near St. Paul, Minnesota. ICE officials say Saheli is a former member of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), an elite branch of Iran's armed forces. They said the detainee has "admitted connections to Hezbollah," a U.S.-designated foreign terrorist organization backed by Iran.

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FIFA Club World Cup

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12:00pm - Auckland City vs Boca Juniors

6:00pm  -  ES Tunis vs Chelsea
6:00pm  -  Los Angeles FC vs Flamengo



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Nottingham Forest Make Inquiry About Inter Milan & Iran Superstar

Inter Milan flop Mehdi Taremi could continue his career in the Premier League after Nottingham Forest joined the race for the Iranian.

Per Matteo Moretto via FCInterNews, the Tricky Trees have inquired about the 32-year-old.

Mehdi Taremi joined Inter as one of Europe’s most lethal goalscorers last summer.

However, his form at the San Siro has been nowhere near his glory days at Porto.

Indeed, the Iran international only managed three goals in 43 appearances for the Nerazzurri in 2024/25.

After an underwhelming campaign, Inter could offload Taremi to the highest bidder.

Despite his lackluster season in Serie A, the aging striker still has a host of admirers across the continent.

Forest could be his next destination, with Nuno Espirito Santo’s side vying for several players from Italy’s top flight.

In addition to Taremi, they’ve contacted Juventus for Tim Weah and Samuel Mbangula.

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New Figures Reportedly Show Biden Let Thousands Of Iranians Into Homeland

Border Patrol agents reportedly released hundreds of Iranian nationals into the U.S. during President Joe Biden’s time in office, drawing national security concerns as military tensions escalate.

The Biden administration arrested 1,504 Iranian nationals during fiscal year 2021 through fiscal year 2024, releasing 729 of these individuals into the country, according to Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data obtained. The newly released data follows U.S. military airstrikes against three Iranian nuclear facilities, sparking vows of retaliation from the Islamic regime.

A total of 12 Iranian nationals were released into the country in fiscal year 2021, 40 released in fiscal year 2022, 229 released in fiscal year 2023 and 448 released in fiscal year 2024, according to Fox News’s CBP data.

“The leading state sponsor of terrorism exploited the Biden administration’s weak border policies for 4 years,” Texas GOP Rep. August Pfluger said Sunday of the released Iranians. “Now, 729 Iranians with unknown terror connections are currently in our country, which [is one] of the largest national security vulnerabilities we have ever experienced.”

“We must act swiftly to find these individuals immediately,” Pfluger continued.

Israel Seeks to Wrap Up Fighting With Iran

JERUSALEM—Israel is looking to wrap up its war with Iran soon, Israeli and Arab officials said, capitalizing on the unprecedented U.S. attack on key Iranian nuclear sites to accelerate an end to the fighting that is stretching its troops, munitions and coffers.

Israel expects to complete strikes on its list of top military targets in Iran in the coming days, which Israeli officials said would provide a window to stop the fighting. The officials said they didn’t expect a retaliatory attack Monday by Iran on a U.S.-run military base to change their calculus.

TRUMP: "Iran has officially responded to our Obliteration of their Nuclear Facilities with a very weak response..."

"They’ve gotten it all out of their system..."

"I want to thank Iran for giving us early notice..." pic.twitter.com/EAd6k6LanN

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Putin Reveals Why Russia Is Not Helping Iran Despite Strong Ties With Tehran

Russian President Vladimir Putin has explained why Moscow is staying neutral in the Iran-US conflict, despite longstanding ties with Tehran. Speaking at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, Putin said Russia must consider the nearly two million Russian-speaking people living in Israel. It is a 'Russian-speaking country'.His remarks come as Iran seeks support following devastating US airstrikes on its nuclear facilities.

Iranian officials reportedly consider removing Ali Khamenei in plot to replace supreme leader

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«ریکاردو ساپینتو» سرمربی استقلال شد

توافق نهایی میان باشگاه استقلال تهران و «ریکاردو ساپینتو» حاصل شده و او تا ۴۸ ساعت دیگر به صورت رسمی هدایت این تیم را بر عهده خواهد گرفت.

Israeli warning call to top Iranian general: ‘You have 12 hours to escape’

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