Iran is my crude saving the American nuclear proposal, pledges to continue enriching uranium Nuclear Energy News

The Iranian supreme leader says that the issue of uranium enrichment is still the key to the pursuit of Tehran for energy independence.

The Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khawni pledged that Tehran would not give up UnderproofRejection of the main demand for the US proposal aimed at resolving a long -term dispute over the Iranian nuclear program.

The comments were delivered in a speech on Wednesday as the United States and Iran continue to negotiate the details of a possible new nuclear deal. The issue of uranium enrichment remained a point attached to the talks, and according to what was reported, the United States required a complete stop or low leveling of the level in exchange for lifting Western sanctions against Tehran.

“The American nuclear proposal contradicts our nation’s belief in self -reliance and the principle of” we can. “

Khamna said that the issue of uranium enrichment was a key to Iran’s endeavor to independence.

“Independence means not to wait for the green light from America and the likes of America,” he said, adding that the American proposal was “100 percent against” the supreme example of the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

He said that Tehran would not seek Washington’s approval of its decisions.

“Some people believe that rationality means bowing to America and succumbing to the repressive power; this is not rational,” said Khamanni.

“Why do you interfere with whether Iran should have an enrichment or not? You cannot have an opinion.”

On Monday, Reuters reported that Tehran was ready to reject the last American proposal to end the nuclear conflict for decades, quoting an unidentified diplomat as saying that the proposal was “inappropriate” that failed to reduce Washington’s position on eliminating uranium or to face Tehran’s interests.

Tehran said it wanted to master nuclear technology for peaceful purposes, and has long rejected accusations by Western powers that they are seeking to develop nuclear weapons.

US envoy Steve Whitchov, who heads the American delegation in talks with Iran, said President Donald Trump opposes Tehran continues any enrichment, describing it as a “red line.”

The leaked United Nations report shows that Iran has increased production Fertified uranium near weapons degree by 50 percent In the past three months. However, it is still short of approximately 90 percent required for atomic weapons, but it is still much higher than 4 percent or so to energy production.

However, Iran rejected the latest report issued by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), saying it was “with political motives and repetition of unfounded accusations.”