Breaking News English

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever the United Nation's General Assembly on Tuesday, calling for " absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever engagement" with countries absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever the USA. He pointed out that Iran, "does not seek to increase absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever with the United States". He added he wanted to work with other nations, " absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever on mutual respect and common interest". The speech is seen by many as a absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever change of direction in Iran's foreign policy and could absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever herald new relations with America. The two countries have been bitter absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever for the past four decades. President Rouhani also pledged never to develop nuclear weapons, telling absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever they had no place absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever in the defence of his country.

The Iranian leader spoke at absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever about Iran's nuclear program. He stressed that: "Nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever have no place in Iran's security and defence doctrine, and contradict our absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever religious and ethical convictions." He absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever that Iran could be ready to let U.N. absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever back into the country's nuclear facilities, saying: "Our national absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever make it imperative that we remove any and all reasonable absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever about Iran's peaceful nuclear program." Mr Rouhani also tried to expel the absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever that Iran was a danger to the Middle East. He said: "Iran poses absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever no threat to the world or the region," and added that the "so-called Iranian threat" was absolutelyaddressedbasedconcernsconsiderableconstructivedelegatesdestructionfoesfundamentalhintedimaginaryincludinginspectorsinterestslengthnotionpotentiallytensionswhatsoever.