Conspiracy to Show Iran’s Reluctance for Negotiation with US Foiled - Rouhani

By Staff, Agencies

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Wednesday said that the conspiracy of the United States concerning Tehran's unwillingness to negotiate with Washington has been foiled.

Addressing the Wednesday session of the cabinet, Rouhani said that the plot was foiled at the recent United Nations General Assembly and during interactions with other countries.

In a recent visit to Japan, Iranian officials voiced Iran's readiness to hold talks with every nation.

Stating that the economic problems are not limited to the Iranian nation, Rouhani said that in the quadrilateral summit of Iran, Malaysia, Turkey, and Qatar, it turned out that other countries are also facing problems in their interactions with the United States.

Regarding banking and financial issues, the attendees agreed that a solution for getting rid of the dollar is necessary, he pointed out.

Rouhani went on to say that crypto currencies, exchanging with national currencies and gold were the solutions put forward at the summit.

He underlined that the Islamic Republic of Iran has fully lived up to its commitments and has taken steps within the framework of regional and global peace, stability and security.

He added that it is the other side of the agreement that has violated its obligations.

If the 5+1 states have the determination to live up to all their commitments and compensate their previous blunders, Iran is ready to negotiate, he underscored.

Rouhani also reiterated that Iran's current dignity is due to the Iranians' resistance and steadfastness.

The Enemies have no choice but to surrender to the Iranian nation's will, he stated.