Iran will not give up right to uranium enrichment: Khatami
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TEHRAN : President Mohammad Khatami asserted that Iran would not give up its plan to enrich uranium, despite international pressure for it to abandon the sensitive nuclear activity.
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Iran will not suspend its uranium enrichment work as demanded by a U.N. sanctions resolution, the country's top nuclear official said on Sunday in the latest statement of defiance from Tehran as a U.N. deadline looms.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Monday said his country would not beg world powers to allow Iran to have a nuclear program.
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Iran will not abandon its right to nuclear technology despite the threat of more sanctions, Iran told France in a letter published on Monday, a day before talks to try to defuse the atomic row with the West.
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TEHRAN, Iran Oct. 18, 2004 - Iran said Monday it is prepared to temporarily suspend some nuclear activities but would not surrender its right to enrich uranium.
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Iran has not abandoned its right to enrich uranium, as the suspension it agreed to with the UN nuclear agency is for several months, Iran&#39;s top nuclear official, Hassan Rowhani, said Tuesday.
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Tehran, 12 October 2004 -- Iranian Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi said today that if Iran&#39;s right to enrich uranium is recognized, Tehran will guarantee not make atomic weapons.
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President Khatami offered guarantees that the Islamic government was not pursuing a nuclear weapons program. In a press conference on Saturday in Tehran, he said the US would not succeed in Iraq and Afghanistan without help from Iran.
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Washington will not stop Iran pursuing  nuclear technology and should not attempt a military  "adventure" in the country, an influential cleric said on  Friday.
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Iran's president vowed on Wednesday not   to give up the right to nuclear technology, just as EU and   Iranian diplomats met to see if Tehran might suspend uranium   enrichment and avoid the threat of sanctions.
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Iran&#39;s foreign minister said Saturday that Iran had every right to keep, for research purposes, some of the centrifuges that could be used to enrich uranium, an indication
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TEHRAN, Iran - President Mohammad Khatami said Tuesday that Iran will continue its suspect nuclear program even if that means an end to U.N. oversight...
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TEHRAN, Iran Sept. 21, 2004 - President Mohammad Khatami said Tuesday that Iran will continue its suspect nuclear program even if that means an end to UN oversight.
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VIENNA, Austria - Defying a key demand set by 35 nations, Iran announced Tuesday it has started converting raw uranium into the gas needed for enrichment, a process that can be used to make nuclear weapons.    Iran's president, Mohammad Khatami, vowed his country will press ahead with its nuclear program - which he insisted is peaceful - even if it means a rupture with the U.N...
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President Khatami says Iran will never give up nuclear technology, as US pressure on Tehran continues to rise.
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Iran is ready to prove to the world it is not producing atomic weapons if the West recognizes the Islamic Republic&#39;s right to have peaceful nuclear technology, President Mohammad Khatami said Wednesday.
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TEHRAN, Iran - Iran said yesterday it is prepared to suspend some nuclear activities but would not surrender its right to enrich uranium.