A Look at Iranian Newspaper Front Pages on June 9

19 Dey:

1- Oil Minister: Current Situation Harder than 1980 War

2- Official: Iran’s Exports to Europe Increased Despite Sanctions

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Abrar:

1- Japan Times: Abe Visiting Iran in Hope of Achieving Diplomatic Success

2- Russia Slams Europe for INSTEX Failure

3- Hook’s Ridiculous Claim: Photos of Iran’s Missile Tests Photoshopped

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Aftab-e Yazd:

1- Tehran’s Cautious View of Japanese Guest’s Visit

2- German FM Due in Tehran to Ease Tensions

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Arman-e Emrooz:

1- US Playing with Iran: From Sending Mediator to Imposing New Bans

2- Americans Bogged Down by Iran’s Diplomacy

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Ebtekar:

1- Americans Now Targeting Iran’s Petrochemical Industry

2- Rouhani to Erdogan: Iran, Turkey Can End Bloodshed in Region

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Etemad:

1- Hazardless Show: Impact of New US Sanctions on Iran’s Petchem Industry

2- Unity of East: Putin, Xi Use St Petersburg Summit to Attack Trump Policies

 

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Ettela’at:

1- Military Times: Iran’s Military Power Very High in Possible Clash with US

2- German FM: Europe to Make Any Effort to Save JCPOA

3- Return of Life to Lake Urmia

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Farhikhtegan:

1- Six Strategies of Negotiation-Pressure

2- Two Sides of a Coin: Negotiations on Issues beyond JCPOA, Deal of Century

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Hamdeli:

1- Abe Shouldn’t Leave Tehran Empty Handed

2- US Academic: Trump Must Prove His Policy on Iran Not Hypocritical

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Hemayat:

1- Hackneyed Policy of Sanctions/Negotiation!

2- Trace of Saudi, Emirati Princes in Slaughter of Sudanese Protesters

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Jomhouri Eslami:

1- Iran’s Petchem Industry Cannot Be Sanctioned

2- Harsh War of Words between Trump, Congress Speaker

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Kayhan:

1- Japan, Germany Not Mediators: They’re Coming to Deceive Iran on US’ Behalf

2- Youngest Saudi Dissident Waiting to Be Beheaded with Sword!

3- Hook: Iranian Missiles Photoshopped!

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Setareh Sobh:

1- Oil Minister: Iran, US to Engage in Heavy Clash over Oil Export

2- Saving Lake Urmia from Drying Up

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Shargh:

1- Sanctions Ahead of Mediator’s Trip