Khatami: Iran Will Pursue Nuclear Program
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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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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 insists it will continue its controversial nuclear programme, ahead of UN talks on possible new sanctions.
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Iran said Sunday that it will offer a "multifaceted response" Tuesday to a Western package of incentives aimed at persuading Tehran to rein in its nuclear program, but insisted it won't suspend uranium enrichment altogether.
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CAMBRIDGE -- Former Iranian president Mohammad Khatami said yesterday that he was satisfied with the progress he made toward expanding freedom in Iran during his eight years at the helm --and he asserted that Iran is still heading toward democracy.
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TEHRAN (MNA) â- Ebrahim Karkhanei, deputy chairman of the Majlis Education and Research Committee, said here Sunday that the Majlis fully backs a firm decision by President Mohammad Khatami to develop nuclear technology in the country.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Friday that the six-nation incentive package aimed at getting his country to halt uranium enrichment was a step forward in resolving the dispute over Iran&#039;s nuclear program.
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Iran's President Mohammad Khatami said Thursday the country has developed plans to counter a possible U.S. military strike during an interview on state-run television.
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TEHRAN, Iran - Iran said Saturday it would continue its nuclear program but provide "guarantees" not to build atomic weapons, and warned Washington it cannot stabilize neighboring Iraq and Afghanistan without Tehran's help.    In a wide-ranging news conference, Iranian President Mohammad Khatami said the wall of mistrust separating Tehran and Washington had become thicker during the Bush administration, adding he hoped American casualties in Iraq would affect U.S...
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TEHRAN, Iran - Iranian President Mohammad Khatami called a nuclear deal reached with European nations a &quot;great victory&quot; but said Wednesday that Tehran won&#39;t respect its commitment if Europeans fail to support his country at a UN nuclear watchdog meeting
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U.S. foreign policy is furthering terrorism in the Muslim world, and negotiations are the only way to resolve the impasse over Iran's nuclear ambitions, former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami told CNN while on a two-week visit to the United States.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad vowed Friday that Iran would defend its nuclear program, describing his country as a potential role model for others trying to develop advanced technology.
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TEHRAN, Iran -- Iran said Saturday that it would continue its nuclear program but provide &quot;guarantees&quot; not to build atomic weapons, and warned Washington that the United States cannot stabilize neighboring Iraq and Afghanistan without Tehran&#39;s help.
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President Ahmadinejad said today that U.N. sanctions will not deter Iran from pursuing its nuclear program.
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VIENNA, Austria -- Iran is taking steps to reassure the world that it&#39;s not trying to build nuclear weapons. Iran has notified the UN nuclear watchdog agency in writing that it will suspend uranium enrichment and related activities.
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TEHRAN: Iran said on Saturday it will continue its nuclear program but provide &quot;guarantees&quot; not to seek atomic weapons, and warned Washington it canât stabilise Iraq and Afghanistan without Tehranâs help.
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Iran is determined to press ahead with its nuclear program even if it results in a halt of U.N. checks of the Islamic Republic's nuclear sites, President Mohammad Khatami said on Tuesday.