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The Iranian supreme leader is the key to uranium enrichment and the key to Tehran’s energy independence.
Iranian supreme head Ayatollah Ali Khamenei promised to refuse Tehran uranium enrichmentDenating the main demand in a proposal of the United States offers aimed at resolving Iran’s nuclear program.
The comments were made in a speech as the United States and Iran continue to discuss the details of a possible new nuclear agreement. Uranium enrichment negotiations in the negotiations, the United States has demanded that the United States has demanded full stops or low levels in exchange for the removal of Western sanctions against Tehran.
“The US nuclear proposal contradicts the principle of our nation to the confidence and ‘we can’, the founder of the Islamic Republic in 1989, the founder of the Islamic Republic, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini’s death told.
Khamenei said the issue of uranium enrichment was the key to Iran’s energy independence.
“Independence does not expect American and America’s likes and approval,” he said, “Against” “against” “against” “against” the 1979 Islamic revolution. “
According to him, he would not want Washington’s consent for Tehran decisions.
“Some people say rationality means to bend America and surrender to depressed power; it’s not a rationality,” said Khamenei.
“Why do you interfere in Iran’s enrichment or not?” You can’t say. “
On Monday, the Reuters news agency said that Tehran was the most recent diplomat, a naming diplomat to reject the final proposal to end the ten-year nuclear dispute.
Tehran wants to adopt nuclear technology for peaceful purposes and wants to reject charges long by Western forces that want to develop nuclear weapons.
Steve Witkoff, who took place in negotiations with Iran, President Donald Trump, continued a richness against Tehran, said he was against the “red line”.
The report of a leaked nation organization ramp the production of Iran 50 percent enriched uranium in the nearest weapons in the past three months. But still short-term but about 90 percent for atomic weapons, but more than 4 percent or more than 4 percent needed for power production.
However, Iran rejected the latest report from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), saying, “politically motivated and repeated charges.”
