Reflecting foreign media from today's leader's position on negotiations

According to Mehr News Agency, Reuters positions The leader of the revolution He also reflected on the current indirect nuclear talks between Tehran and Washington on the anniversary of the birth of Imam Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Revolution.

Reuters With the headline “Supreme Leader of the Revolution rejected the US nuclear request and committed to the continuation of uranium enrichment,” Ayatollah Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of the Revolution, on Wednesday, insisted that Tehran would not abandon uranium enrichment.

“Uranium enrichment is the key to our nuclear program and enemies have focused on enrichment,” the news agency wrote. The US proposal contradicts our national belief in self -sufficiency and the principle of “we can”. The rude and hostile American leaders have repeatedly asked that we should not have a nuclear program. “What are you doing to enrich Iran?”

According to Reuters, “US proposal for a new nuclear deal with Iran was transferred to Tehran on Saturday. After the five rounds of the negotiations, there are several controversial issues, including Iran's emphasis on uranium enrichment inside the country, as well as Tehran's refusal to transfer all its enriched uranium reserves. “

Tehran has repeatedly emphasized that the Islamic Republic of Iran's nuclear program has a peaceful and civilian nature and has always rejected Western -based claims of Iran's efforts to acquire nuclear weapons.

Associated Press Reflected by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's remarks, the leader of the revolution described the US proposal as “100 % opposed to the slogan” We can “. “The nuclear industry is not just for energy. This is a part of the benefits. This is a mother industry,” the news agency quoted the supreme leader as saying. We have a hundred nuclear power plants, but we don't have enrichment, it doesn't hurt. “

Washington Post Referring to leadership statements, he also wrote that “the supreme leader of the revolution criticized the US proposal in nuclear talks.”

Earlier, US State Department spokesman Temi Bruce said, without referring to its contradictory positions during the nuclear talks with the Islamic Republic of Iran, that despite efforts to reach a new nuclear deal, the policy of maximum pressure against Tehran would remain strong!

US President Donald Trump, after publishing reports of its agreement with limited enrichment inside Iran, claimed that “in a possible agreement with Tehran, no authorization will be allowed to enrich uranium!”

Responding to a reporter's comment that Trump's message does not deny the reports, Bruce said: When it comes to American politics, what matters is what Trump thinks and speaks. President clarified and clearly said the last word; There will be no uranium enrichment. Now, if you see reports of agreement, they are clearly inaccurate. The president guides this.

Earlier, a senior Iranian official told Axius news website that “Iran is ready to pursue a nuclear deal with the United States around the idea of ​​the regional consortium of uranium enrichment, provided it is based on Iranian soil. If the consortium operates in the Iranian territory, it may be examined. But if it is outside the country's borders, it is doomed to failure.

According to Axius, “This response shows that Iran may not completely reject the proposal of Witcaf, but may want to negotiate its details.” Axius first reported details of the offer on Monday.

Abbas Arakchi, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, pointed to Iran's explicit red lines, stressing that “the issue of uranium enrichment is a scientific achievement that has been achieved by our scientists and we cannot ignore it.”