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Iranian President reiterates no desire for nuclear weapons, willing to advance talks with US based on MOU
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On September 24, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian reiterated that Iran 'completely' does not want to possess nuclear weapons and is willing to reduce uranium enrichment levels and accept inspections within the framework of international law. Speaking on the same day, Pezeshkian stated that Iran has not chosen war and does not seek war, claiming that war has been imposed on Iran. Regarding the previously signed Iran-US Memorandum of Understanding, Pezeshkian confirmed that 'the agreement has been signed' and that Iran remains willing to continue negotiations based on this foundation. The statement was reported by Iranian state media and relayed by Chinese financial news outlet Jin10, citing CCTV.
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September 25 (Jin10 Data) — Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian reiterated on Tuesday that Iran "absolutely does not" seek to possess nuclear weapons, and expressed willingness to reduce uranium enrichment levels and accept inspections within the framework of international law.
Speaking on September 24, Pezeshkian stated that Iran has not chosen war and is not seeking war, but rather that war has been imposed upon the country.
Regarding the previously signed Memorandum of Understanding between Iran and the United States, Pezeshkian noted that "the agreement has been signed," and that Iran remains willing to continue advancing based on that foundation.
(Source: CCTV)
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