Iran’s supreme leader returns to the American proposal on the nuclear program

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Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khounai, retreated to an American proposal about the nuclear program in Tehran, describing the Trump administration as “rude” and “unprecedented”.

In his first comments since the United States presented during the weekend what it described as a “detailed and acceptable” proposal for a deal on this issue, the final decision maker of Iran repeated that the Islamic Republic would not stop enriching uranium.

“Unfortunate and rude leaders in the United States say (Iran should not have a nuclear industry),”, Raw He said in a speech on Wednesday.

The enrichment, which can result from both nuclear fuel and weapons levels, is at the heart of American -Iranian conversations. US President Donald Trump over and over again Topic to stop Tehran Practice.

In the comments, which also aims at the most aggressive Israeli line on Iran’s nuclear program, Khmanini added. “The current American and Zionist leaders should know that they cannot do this curse.”

A few days after Trump responded to a report that he would allow Branan to enrich uranium at low levels under a temporary deal, and insisted that Washington wanted Iran to completely dismantle its nuclear program.

A European official confirmed that the Trump administration was specialized that it would allow Iran to conduct a low -level enrichment under a temporary deal. But Washington has publicly said that ending in Iran is necessary to prevent Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

Iran says its nuclear program is intended for civil use. “If we have 100 nuclear factories without uranium enrichment, this is not glorious,” Khameneni said. “Since nuclear plants need fuel, and if we cannot produce it locally, we must beg to the United States, which may impose dozens of cases to provide us with nuclear fuel.”

Participated in additional reports from Henry Voy in Brussels

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