Wall Street Journal: Grossi's visit to Tehran follows agreement to monitor nuclear facilities

Sadegh Khalilian, the governor of Khuzestan, said that "Khuzestan is sitting on oil and its people are living in misery" about the Ahwaz sewage problem. "People were giving."

Ahvaz police commander Mohsen Dalvand denied the existence of a suspicious package of bombs in a bank in the Kianpars district of Ahvaz, saying: "Identifying and arresting the perpetrators of this rumor is on the agenda of the police."

Ali Davoodi, Director of Natural Resources in Fooman: Three wood smugglers who had beaten the officers of the Natural Resources Protection Unit were identified based on the recorded images and were found to have a record. A lawsuit has been filed against these people.

Kazem Gharibabadi, Iran's representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency, confirmed the visit of Rafael Grossi, the IAEA director general, to Tehran, saying: "Grossi will arrive in Tehran on Saturday evening. "During this trip, he will meet with the Vice President and the President of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, and a joint statement will be issued."

Yemeni Foreign Minister Ahmed bin Mubarak stressed the importance of confronting what he called Iran's "sabotage project" aimed at destabilizing Arab countries. He said that the aim of this project is to spread sedition and chaos in Arab countries, to destroy the security and stability of the region and to break the social fabric in the Arab communities.