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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (1) Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared Migrants sell up, flee Arizona ahead of crackdown 25 Jul 2010 Russia attacks Iran's verbal assault on Medvedev 26 Jul 2010 N Dakota, Alaska lead US job creation, study says 26 Jul 2010 Missing U.S. sailor's remains found in Afghanistan 10:10am EDT Europe's prospects brighten as U.S. fades 25 Jul 2010 BP launches image overhaul and ditches Tony Hayward | Video 11:12am EDT Examiner finds evidence of "dishonesty" in Tribune sale 8:00am EDT EU toughens sanctions on Iran as Tehran offers talks 4:33am EDT Obama asks Senate to pass bill on ad disclosure 26 Jul 2010 Antarctic octopuses found with cold-resistant venom 22 Jul 2010 N Dakota, Alaska lead US job creation, study says 26 Jul 2010 Migrants sell up, flee Arizona ahead of crackdown 25 Jul 2010 CORRECTED - Air Berlin expects to join Oneworld in early 2012 11:16am EDT Toyota pushes back U.S. Prius production by years 9:13am EDT Europe's prospects brighten as U.S. fades 25 Jul 2010 Scientists inch towards finding "God particle" | Video 26 Jul 2010 Special Report: Is immigration a desert mirage for the GOP? 9:30am EDT Federal ruling allows iPhone users to alter software 6:31am EDT BP launches image overhaul and ditches Tony Hayward | Video 11:12am EDT Honda to sell plug-in hybrid and electric cars in 2012 21 Jul 2010 Ahmadinejad: Conditions still apply for nuclear talks Digg This Tweet This Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speaks during a ceremony to mark National Industry and Mine Day in Tehran July 3, 2010. Credit: Reuters/IIPA/Sajjad Safari Related News Ahmadinejad says expects U.S. to attack MidEast soon 7:41am EDT Timeline: Iran's nuclear programme Mon, Jul 26 2010 EU toughens sanctions on Iran; Tehran offers talks Mon, Jul 26 2010 EU's Ashton cautiously welcomes Iran offer of talks Mon, Jul 26 2010 Iran ready for nuclear talks without conditions: report Mon, Jul 26 2010 Related Topics World » By Robin Pomeroy TEHRAN | Tue Jul 27, 2010 11:04am EDT TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran will resume nuclear negotiations only on certain conditions, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in a TV interview aired on Tuesday after the European Union imposed tough new sanctions. Ahmadinejad reiterated conditions he first set out in June for returning to talks with major powers about the future of Iran's nuclear program, which Tehran says is purely peaceful but which the West fears is aimed at developing atom bombs. Talks could only resume if further countries are involved, if the parties say whether they seek friendship or hostility with Iran and if they express their view on Israel's alleged nuclear arsenal, Ahmadinejad said, according to a voiceover on the state-run, English-language Press TV channel. Talks between Iran and the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council -- the United States, Britain, France, Russia and China -- as well as Germany (P5+1), meant to address concerns about Tehran's uranium enrichment, stalled last October, leading to a toughening of international sanctions. Iran's envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, said on Monday Tehran was ready to resume talks "without any conditions" on a nuclear fuel swap agreed tentatively with three big powers in October. A diplomat in Vienna, where the IAEA is based, said the statements by Ahmadinejad and Soltanieh were not contradictory. NO TALKS LIKELY BEFORE SEPTEMBER The fuel swap talks -- held with the so-called Vienna Group of Russia, France, the United States and the IAEA -- would be unlikely to restart until September, diplomats said. Iran backed out of the October deal after calling for major amendments. Ahmadinejad's conditions appeared to apply to any resumption of wider-scale talks with the P5+1 on Iran's nuclear program. EU foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton, who has corresponded with Iran on behalf of the six world powers, has welcomed Iran's offer to return to negotiations, but has not publicly addressed the conditions set out by Ahmadinejad. Western diplomats have said his attempt to link talks about Iran's nuclear program to statements about Israel, Tehran's arch-enemy, would be particularly problematic. Ahmadinejad repeated his conditions after the European Union agreed a new round of sanctions, including a block on oil and gas investment [ID:nLDE66P10R] in Iran, following a similar move by Washington and a fourth round of milder U.N. sanctions. "The logic that they can persuade us to negotiate through sanctions is just a failure," Ahmadinejad said in the interview. Russia, which backed the new U.N. sanctions, criticized the additional U.S. and EU measures, saying they undermined efforts to seek a negotiated way out of the nuclear impasse. Iran, the world's fifth-largest oil producer, says its nuclear program is wholly peaceful but that has not assuaged fears in many countries that, given Iran's restrictions on IAEA inspections, its uranium enrichment activity is ultimately intended to yield nuclear weapons. Western diplomats say the fuel swap proposal -- under which Iran would send some of its low-enriched uranium abroad in exchange for higher enriched fuel for a medical reactor in Tehran -- is no longer sufficient because Iran has significantly increased its uranium stockpile since October. (Additional reporting by Sylvia Westall in Vienna; Editing by Mark Heinrich) World Comments See All Comments (1) | Post Comment Jul 27, 2010 11:28am EDT I find this article’s coverage quite ludicrously interesting. At its very best, its a masterpiece in shoddy journalism. I do however hope that this was not intentional. Here’s one example from the article: “According to state-run Press TV, Ahmadinejad reiterated conditions he first set out in June for returning to talks about Iran’s nuclear program, but which his envoy to the U.N. nuclear agency had on Monday indicated no longer applied.” TRANSLATION: Ahmedinejad just contradicted himself (again?). He says one thing internationally and reveals his true intentions locally. INFERENCE: We can’t trust this guy or Iran especially when they say that their nuclear program is for generating electricity. He’s a threat to the world and needs to be gotten rid of along with his party of merry men. WHAT ACTUALLY TRANSPIRED: (and what the article fails to mention): Sunday July 24: - Announcement made by Turkish minister that Iran will deliver letter to the IAEA (Source:http://news.xinhuanet.com/english2010/world/2010-07/25/c_13414643.htm) - Prior to this, there were other announcements made and there was a lot of closed-door diplomacy taking place, knowing for certain that Iran would be willing to make major concessions to avoid a trade embargo. Monday July 25: - Ali Asghar Soltanieh presents a letter to the IAEA in what can be seen to say “We’re still hoping that we can talk this out.” The letter was submitted prior to the passing of the sanctions. - EU which joins the ranks of Canada & US in imposing crippling sanctions and punishing measures on anyone who trades with Iranians per se. The sanctions amount to the waging of an economic war by the 2 nations and 1 bloc. - Shortly afterwards IRNA (Iran News Agency) and Iran’s UN envoy talk about the letter Tuesday July 25: - With the first day that EU sanctions begin (less than 24 hours after the EU has passed the sanctions), Iran wakes up to find out that: 1. The sanctions will bar the “sale, supply or transfer of key equipment and technology for refining, liquefied natural gas, exploration and production”. 2. European investment in major sectors of the Iranian economy will be banned. More than 40 individuals and more than 50 companies will be blacklisted. 3. Any financial transfer from Europe to Iran above 10,000 euros will require notification with national authorities. Iranian banks will be prevented from setting up new branches in Europe. Source:http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/gavinhewitt/2010/07/iran_tightening_the_screw.html - With the crippling sanctions in place and after having offered a try to talks, Ahmedinejad changes stance and says that talks will only take place with certain preconditions. Also, I like how you juxtapose oil and nuclear technology – “Iran, the world’s fifth-largest oil producer, says its nuclear program is entirely peaceful.” Oil & Nuclear technology seemingly don’t go hand in hand – Ask Canada about how it manages to get oils from its tar sands and yet have nuclear generators. My point: Get your reporting straight – the least you can do is look at all sides of the coin and provide a wholistic picture. ps. I look forward to reading an article from Reuters that talks about Israel’s nuclear programs – please provide a lot of perspectives and details! Have a peaceful day :) 786daktari Report As Abusive See All Comments (1) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. 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