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Iran insists on "nuclear rights": deputy nuclear negotiator

English.news.cn   2012-09-26 20:32:36            
 • Iran persists the total vindication of its rights to enjoy all the capacities for peaceful nuclear technology.
 • "It is now the turn of the P5+1 to respond to these proposals," said the Iranian official.
 • Iranian nuclear talks in June ended without a breakthrough.

 

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TEHRAN, Sept. 26 (Xinhua) -- Iranian deputy nuclear negotiator Ali Baqeri said Wednesday that Iran insists on its "nuclear rights, " semi-official ISNA news agency reported.

The Islamic republic persists the total vindication of its rights to enjoy all the capacities for peaceful nuclear technology, Baqeri was quoted as saying.

During the meeting between Iranian chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili and European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton in Istanbul last week, Iran offered some proposals, reiterated its insistence on the nuclear rights and demanded Ashton's response, Baqeri said.

"Due to Iran's clear logic in its proposals, it is now the turn of the P5+1 -- the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany -- to respond to these proposals," said the Iranian official.

On Sept. 18, Ashton met with Iranian officials in Istanbul in a bid to end the standoff over the Iranian nuclear program. Jalili said the two sides were satisfied with what they had agreed during the talks.

Iran insists that its nuclear program is solely for peaceful purposes, and warned that it will retaliate if it comes under an attack.

Iranian nuclear talks in June ended without a breakthrough. The P5+1 are expected to discuss with Tehran on the sidelines of the ongoing UN General Assembly in New York.

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