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We have three options ... we produce fuel, or exchange it (inside Iran) or buy it from another country
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Perhaps buying time, or perhaps heading into a better period of U.S.-Iran relations, Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki told reporters here at the U.N. that the talks in Geneva were constructive, that they would continue, and that Iran would like a summit level meeting with world powers
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The real solution for (Afghanistan) is to let Afghan people determine their political fate ... Surging forces in Afghanistan will not resolve the crisis in that country.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said that Tehran had begun work on new proposals that will be put forward as a basis of discussion with the West, according to state media. He didn’t detail the proposals, nor did he say whether any part of the package would deal specifically with Iran’s nucle...
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The real solution for (Afghanistan) is to let Afghan people determine their political fate ... Surging forces in Afghanistan will not resolve the crisis in that country.
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We hope these countries voting against Iran will review their attitude wisely
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such measures will destroy the very foundation of the UN Security Council and the IAEA.
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resolution against Iran is not logical. No one can bring any reasoning in face of such logic
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We raised to Mr ElBaradei of the IAEA and the other sides the suggestion regarding the swap of the fuel, and within that framework we reviewed the swapping and exchanging of that fuel within the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the form of a straight swap
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Diplomacy is not black or white. Pressuring Iran to accept what they want is a non-diplomatic approach
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Surely we will not send our 3.5 percent fuel abroad but can review swapping it simultaneously with nuclear fuel inside Iran
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We have called for another meeting of the technical people who were part of Vienna talks and we will explain our considerations. But so far such meeting has not convened
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We have a positive approach towards the U.N.-drafted nuclear fuel deal. But the uranium exchange should be done inside Iran
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If there is going to be any exchange of fuel inside Iran, this must mean one [part] of the fuel stays in Iran and the other [20% enriched] should be delivered
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We have a bilateral arrangement with Pakistan and the door is open for our Indian friends. That (IPI) will be a reality...but I am not sure about the future
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I think India is desirous to join this project and we have started our implementation bilaterally with Pakistan, but definitely the road is open for joining of our Indian friends. That will be a reality, but any reality goes to its capacity. For the time being, the capacity of this pipeline can be very ...
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Iran is prepared to co-operate with the government of Yemen and other nations in order to restore security
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It can restore security, peace and tranquillity among the people of Yemen and the whole region
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The regional countries and especially the neighboring countries -- we recommend seriously they not interfere in the internal issues of Yemen and instead try to restore stability in Yemen
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Iranian Foreign Minister Manoucher Mottaki (L) talks with his counterparts Anifah bin Aman (2nd L) of Malaysia, Ahmet Davutoglu (2nd R) of Turkey and Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi of Pakistan after a joint press conference at the end of the 12th session of the Developing-Eight (D-8) Cou...
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Pakistani Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi (L) talks with his Iranian counterpart Manoucher Mottaki at the end of the 12 sessions of the Developing-Eight (D-8) Council of Ministers in Kuala Lumpur on November 2, 2009.
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Pakistani Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi (C) along with his Iranian counterpart Manoucher Mottaki (R) and Turkish counterpart Ahmet Davutoglu walk to a joint press conference at the end of the 12 sessions of the Developing-Eight (D-8) Council of Ministers in Kuala Lumpur...
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Pakistani Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi (R) shakes hand with his Iranian counterpart Manoucher Mottaki at the end of the 12 session of the Developing-Eight (D-8) Council of Ministers in Kuala Lumpur on November 2, 2009.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki (R) speaks to journalists at a joint news conference with his Iraqi counterpart Hoshiyar Zebari in Tehran, May 19, 2009.
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Brazil's Foreign Minister Celso Amorim, center, and Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki, left, arrive to attend a news conference at the Itamaraty palace in Brasilia, Thursday, March 26, 2009.
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Afghan Foreign Minister Rangeen Dadfar Spanta, left, fixes a microphone for Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki, right, as they attend a summit of Foreign Ministers of Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) in Tehran, Iran on Monday March, 9, 2009.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki, center back to camera and Afghan Foreign Minister Rangeen Dadfar Spanta, right back to camera attend in a summit of Foreign Ministers of Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) in Tehran, Iran on Monday March, 9, 2009.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki (R) delivers a speech next to his Afghan counterpart Rangeen Dadfar Spanta during the opening of the 18th Meeting of the Council of Ministers (COM) in Tehran March 9, 2009.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki (R) speaks as his Afghan counterpart Rangeen Dadfar Spanta (C) and Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) Secretary-General Khorshid Anwar attend the opening of the 18th Meeting of the Council of Ministers (COM) in Tehran March 9, 2009.
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We have three options ... we produce fuel, or exchange it (inside Iran) or buy it from another country
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Perhaps buying time, or perhaps heading into a better period of U.S.-Iran relations, Iran's Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki told reporters here at the U.N. that the talks in Geneva were constructive, that they would continue, and that Iran would like a summit level meeting with world powers
SOURCE: CBS 5 -
The real solution for (Afghanistan) is to let Afghan people determine their political fate ... Surging forces in Afghanistan will not resolve the crisis in that country.
-
Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said that Tehran had begun work on new proposals that will be put forward as a basis of discussion with the West, according to state media. He didn’t detail the proposals, nor did he say whether any part of the package would deal specifically with Iran’s nucle...
SOURCE: Middle East Strategy at Harvard -
The real solution for (Afghanistan) is to let Afghan people determine their political fate ... Surging forces in Afghanistan will not resolve the crisis in that country.
-
We hope these countries voting against Iran will review their attitude wisely
-
such measures will destroy the very foundation of the UN Security Council and the IAEA.
-
resolution against Iran is not logical. No one can bring any reasoning in face of such logic
-
We raised to Mr ElBaradei of the IAEA and the other sides the suggestion regarding the swap of the fuel, and within that framework we reviewed the swapping and exchanging of that fuel within the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the form of a straight swap
-
Diplomacy is not black or white. Pressuring Iran to accept what they want is a non-diplomatic approach
-
Surely we will not send our 3.5 percent fuel abroad but can review swapping it simultaneously with nuclear fuel inside Iran
-
We have called for another meeting of the technical people who were part of Vienna talks and we will explain our considerations. But so far such meeting has not convened
-
We have a positive approach towards the U.N.-drafted nuclear fuel deal. But the uranium exchange should be done inside Iran
-
If there is going to be any exchange of fuel inside Iran, this must mean one [part] of the fuel stays in Iran and the other [20% enriched] should be delivered
-
We have a bilateral arrangement with Pakistan and the door is open for our Indian friends. That (IPI) will be a reality...but I am not sure about the future
-
I think India is desirous to join this project and we have started our implementation bilaterally with Pakistan, but definitely the road is open for joining of our Indian friends. That will be a reality, but any reality goes to its capacity. For the time being, the capacity of this pipeline can be very ...
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Iran is prepared to co-operate with the government of Yemen and other nations in order to restore security
-
It can restore security, peace and tranquillity among the people of Yemen and the whole region
-
The regional countries and especially the neighboring countries -- we recommend seriously they not interfere in the internal issues of Yemen and instead try to restore stability in Yemen
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Countries of the region must seriously hold back from intervening in Yemen's internal affairs. Those who pour oil on the fire must know that they will not be spared from the smoke that billows
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Iran which seeks a role to establish peace and stability in all countries in the region cannot work to create tensions
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We have considered these proposals. We have some technical and economic considerations on that. Two days ago, we passed our views and observations to the IAEA, so it is very much possible to establish a technical commission in order to review and reconsider all these issues
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This terrorist grouplet has links with intelligence services which are based in the region, including in Pakistan and Afghanistan
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Iran’s legal peaceful nuclear activities will continue and this issue has nothing to do with supplying fuel for the Teheran reactor.
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If the Chinese side is ready for dialogue on enriched uranium deliveries, Iran will be ready for cooperation
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