Daily look at Iran’s late-breaking news and upcoming events:
 
Iran calls for clarity over nuclear deal after talks with China
Iran’s Foreign Minister Javad Zarif sought further talks after failing to win any concrete assurance to help tackle the U.S. threat of economic sanctions over its nuclear program.

 
Iran, Sri Lanka sign 5 cooperation agreements
Iran and Sri Lanka signed five agreements on mutual cooperation in various areas in a Sunday ceremony in Tehran.

US, main organizer of terrorism in region: Shamkhani
The experiences of Iraq and Syria prove that US is the main organizer of terrorist groups and the major cause of instability and insecurity in the region, said Secretary of Supreme National Security Council Ali Shamkhani.

 
Iran to remain in nuclear deal if given guarantees: Rouhani
President Hassan Rouhani says Iran will remain in the 2015 nuclear deal if other parties to the agreement guarantee the country’s interests after the US left it.

 
Zarif says JCPOA survival depends on EU
Foreign Minister Zarif, who is in China to discuss the future of the nuclear deal in light of US withdrawal, said JCPOA would stay in place as long as EU guarantees that Iran’s interests are not violated.

 
Iran court sentences eight men to death over ISIS attack – TV
An Iranian court on Sunday sentenced eight men to death over attacks that killed 18 people at the parliament and Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini’s mausoleum last year in the first deadly operation by ISIS in the country, state TV reported.

 
Sukhoi to supply SuperJets to Iran despite sanctions
Russia’s Sukhoi Civil Aircraft says its plans to sell planes to Iran will not change despite the US re-imposing sanctions against the country.

ENI says Trump’s JCPOA exit to destabilize oil markets
Italy’s energy giant ENI says it expects the reimposition of sanctions against Iran to create disruptions in oil markets as a result of which investors would eventually suffer.

Iran reformist MPs review burning JCPOA symbolic copy
Members of the Omid reformist faction in Majlis (Parliament) have set up a committee to discuss burning a symbolic copy of the Iran Deal and the US flag on Majlis floor.

 
IRGC commander: US not trustworthy
Commander of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC) Major General Mohammad Ali Jafari underlined that the US move to discard the internationally-endorsed 2015 nuclear deal with Iran proved to the world states that they should not trust Washington.