Iran

Russia and Iran spread misinformation in an attempt to influence the U.S. election, sources say.

"Many were troubled by the Biden team's opening offer to work with Europe and rejoin the Iran deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action."

One official said the strike was in response to the recent rocket attacks in Iraq.

Israel will address disputes with the United States over Iran "below the radar" for now.

Netanyahu convened cabinet rivals on Monday.

Sullivan added that Biden was determined to prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon and that diplomacy was the best way to do that.

"Once everybody implements their side of obligations, there will be talks."

The U.S. said it was ready to talk to Iran about both nations returning to the deal.

"We have heard many nice words and promises which in practice have been broken and opposite actions have been taken."

"Well, at some point, presumably, if there's going to be any engagement on this, that would have to require diplomacy. That's what we're in the business of."

"Iran informed the IAEA on 15 February that the country will stop implementing voluntary transparency measures under the JCPOA as of 23 February."

"If others do not fulfil their obligations by Feb. 21, the government is obliged to suspend the voluntary implementation of the Additional Protocol."

Iran in January said it has resumed 20% uranium enrichment at its underground Fordow nuclear site, well above the deal's limit but far short of the 90% that is weapons-grade.

They are the latest in a series of measures aimed at stepping up pressure on Tehran.

The gathering coincided with increasing tensions between Iran and the United States in the last days of President Donald Trump's administration, and many in the crowd demanded revenge.

"Be careful of a trap, @realDonaldTrump. Any fireworks will backfire badly, particularly against your same BFFs," Zarif wrote, in what appeared to be a veiled threat against Israel.

"From inside your own house, there may emerge someone who will retaliate for your crime."

U.S. officials blame Iran-backed militia for regular rocket attacks on U.S. facilities in Iraq, including near the embassy. No known Iran-backed groups have claimed responsibility.

A spokesman for Iran's UN mission did not immediately reply to emails requesting comment.

"Think it over."