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President: enemies try to hinder Iran's access to nuclear energy

IRNA - Islamic Republic News Agency

Tehran, Feb 11, IRNA
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President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said that given the enemies failure to undermine people's determination to support the Islamic Republic of Iran through their 27-year conspiracies against the Islamic Revolution, they are now intent on blowing the ruling system by hindering access to peaceful nuclear technology.

Speaking at the rally held at Tehran Azadi Square on Saturday marking the 27th anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution, he added that the enemies are not frightened of the nuclear weapons rather are concerned over the self-confidence of the Iranian youth.

"They believe that by hiding their ugly and abominable face behind the United Nations nuclear watchdog and Security Council, their ugliness will be demolished," he added.

The chief executive called upon the West, in particular the US, and said, "You do not respect the international bodies and have even defamed the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty by your approach." In another part of his remarks, he pointed to the proposal on enrichment outside Iran and said that there is no guarantee that they will comply with their commitments.

"They have even deprived us of the aircraft spare parts over the past 27 years and despite having paid for them, they have avoided delivering them. Therefore, what is the guarantee that we will be supplied with the nuclear fuel in future?," added Ahmadinejad.

In response to the threats by western countries to impose economic sanctions against Iran and hampering import of any product to the country, he said that Iran does not actually need the consumer goods which are being sold to it.

"A nation, which has managed to access nuclear energy with an empty hand, can supply its demands in a different way," said the president.

Ahmadinejad referred to the Islamic Revolution as a continuation of the mission of prophets.

Meanwhile, the president underlined the ideals of the Islamic Revolution including promotion of kindness among human being and respecting all humanity.

Stressing that the Islamic Revolution and the relevant movement in Iran is not limited to a specific time and geographical point, he said that the Iranian nation should attempt ot establish an exemplary community and Islamic model in the region and the world.

He thanked the Lord that 27 years after the victory of the Islamic Revolution the spirit of resistance and forbearance is still observed among people.

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