Iran: Tehran will not bow to us pressure to dismantle nuclear program

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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has vowed that Tehran will not yield to U.S. pressure to dismantle its nuclear program, asserting in a televised speech that Iran will not compromise their scientific, expert, and nuclear rights.

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00:00Iranian President Masud Bezashki vows that Tehran will not yield to US pressure to dismantle its nuclear program.

00:08In a televised speech, he declares that Iran will not compromise their scientific, expert and nuclear rights under any circumstances.

00:17Iran is poised to reject a US proposal to end a decades-old nuclear dispute,

00:23a senior Iranian diplomat who is close to Iran's negotiating team told Reuters on Monday.

00:28The US proposal for a new nuclear deal was presented to Iran on Saturday

00:32by Omani Foreign Minister Saeed Badir Abu Saidi, who has been mediating talks between Tehran and Washington.

00:39After five rounds of discussions between Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arachi

00:43and President Donald Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, several obstacles remain.

00:49Among them are Iran's rejection of a US demand that it commit to scrapping uranium enrichment

00:55and its refusal to ship abroad its entire existing stockpile of highly enriched uranium,

01:01possible raw material for nuclear bombs.

01:04Tehran says it wants to master nuclear technology for peaceful purposes

01:08and has long denied accusations by Western powers that it is seeking to develop nuclear weapons.

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