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President: Iranians will not quit its nuclear right

IRNA - Islamic Republic News Agency

Shiraz, Fars Prov, April 16, IRNA
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President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Monday warned the world's bullying powers that the Iranian nation will not give up one iota of its nuclear right and will resist against them to achieve all its legal and inalienable rights.

The president made the remark at a stadium in the provincial capital city of Shiraz while addressing thousands of enthusiastic people.

"Our nation has a message of tranquility, peace, friendship and progress for all," he said.

Addressing bullying powers, he added, "You should know you can inflict no damage on the Iranian nation's will by misusing international organizations which you, yourselves, have established and ratified their regulations.

"The united Iranian people will strongly continue their path towards peaks of perfection particularly to materialize all their nuclear rights and will insist on their inalienable right with tied fists."

Ahmadinejad added, "Our people carry a message for bullying powers to abandon bullying attitude, otherwise, you will sustain damage and inflict great damage to your nations.

"Our nation recommend you that an attitude based on justice and human rights will provide you with opportunities to reform (your behavior).

"So, you will improve your ties with states and nations and turn a hostile atmosphere into friendship and respect."
He stated that power seekers follow the policy of exerting pressure on others, stressing they should know that such methods would bear no fruits.

Elsewhere in his remark, the president said, "by the grace of God, the government supports the nation. All of us are trying to achieve our ideals."
During his stay, the president is due to visit 24 provincial cities and meet local residents, war veterans and ulema.

The president's current visit to this southern province is his 27th to various provinces of the country since the start of his initiative of bringing the government closer to the people.

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