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Iran has begun enriching uranium to 60% at its underground nuclear plant in Fordow, Reuters reported on Tuesday. Tehran had sent a letter to the United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency. . .

Tehran also claims to build new centrifuges and says the measures are retaliation for a foreign solution that criticizes its lack of cooperation with the U. N. nuclear agency.

This is the latest example of Iran’s use of those aging planes to ship weapons and army personnel.

Iran has reportedly enriched 60% natural uranium at other sites since April 2021, but the resolution to do so at its underground facility at Fordow presents an escalation.

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Iran has shed its morality police after more than two months of protests sparked by the arrest of Mahsa Amini for allegedly violating the country’s strict dress code, local media said on Sunday.

Most likely, the announcement is an effort to quell national anti-government protests that were triggered by the death of a 22-year-old woman at the hands of morality police.

Iran has executed a man arrested in ongoing anti-government protests sweeping the nation, according to state media, the first known use of the death penalty in connection with the unrest. . .

Mohsen Shekari’s uncle, convicted of “waging war on God,” says his circle of relatives has not been informed of the body’s whereabouts.