Group 1 - The article discusses the ongoing tensions between the US and Iran regarding Iran's nuclear program, highlighting President Trump's statement about potential future strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities if necessary [1][3] - Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif claims that the recent US airstrike caused significant damage to Iran's nuclear facilities, leading to a temporary halt in uranium enrichment activities, but emphasizes that Iran will not abandon its enrichment efforts due to national pride [1][3] - Iran, China, and Russia held discussions in Tehran to coordinate their positions ahead of upcoming talks with European nations regarding Iran's nuclear program and potential sanctions [1][3] Group 2 - The Iranian media criticized Foreign Minister Zarif for his statements during an interview, suggesting that he portrayed Iran's nuclear capabilities from a position of weakness, which could undermine Iran's negotiating power [4] - Zarif's comments about the internal dissent against US policies and the reactions to threats from the US and Israel were seen as inadequate by hardline Iranian media, which argued that these statements could encourage further pressure from adversaries [4] - The Iranian government announced a resumption of nuclear negotiations with the UK, France, and Germany, emphasizing the need for these countries to take responsibility for their previous inaction regarding US and Israeli aggression [5] Group 3 - Amidst the nuclear negotiations, the Iranian public is more concerned about the ongoing crises of extreme heat, water shortages, and electricity outages, which have led to government closures in Tehran to address these issues [6] - The Iranian President warned that the current water crisis is more severe than it appears, with reservoir levels at their lowest in a century, indicating a critical situation for the country's water resources [6] - Despite the challenges, there is a rising sense of nationalism among the Iranian populace, which has translated into increased support for the government in the wake of recent conflicts with Israel [6]