Iran says wants swift resolution to nuclear dispute

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13-09-2013 | 07:40
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Iran says wants swift resolution to nuclear dispute
 
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Friday that he wanted a swift resolution to a dispute over Tehran's nuclear program, which Western states fear is aimed at developing nuclear weapons.                       

"Regarding the Iranian nuclear issue, we want the swiftest solution to it within international norms. Russia in the past has taken important steps in this sphere," said Rouhani, speaking at a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.                         

Earlier, President Rouhani said a date for the next talks between Iran and six global powers seeking to ensure Tehran does not develop nuclear arms could be set during meetings on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly this month.                     

Speaking during a security summit in Kyrgyzstan, Rouhani said the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program can only be guaranteed if its interests and rights are respected, an apparent reference to Tehran's desire to continue enriching uranium.    


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