'Iran ready for nuclear talks with US'

president admits impact of sanctions and said that the West should "get the gun from the surface of the Iranian nation"

President

of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Sunday that he is ready to negotiate with the United States if the West continues to support their country.

His words were the latest in a series of tips for leaders in Washington and Tehran over the possibility of direct bilateral negotiations on the nuclear program of the Islamic Republic.

However, Washington is unlikely to relax the sanctions against Iran and Tehran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the final say in important government decisions, says that his country not negotiate under threat. It is therefore difficult to see how the negotiations could take place.

Ahmadinejad in his last months in office and his disciples are weakened by a fight with the clerical system of the Islamic Republic. Your last statement, which means it is a full-fledged actor with Khamenei on foreign policy issues, perhaps simply an attempt to appear as if it is still politically relevant.

"You shoot the gun out of the face of the Iranian nation, and I will begin discussions with you," Ahmadinejad said at a ceremony to commemorate the 34th anniversary of the 1979 revolution that overthrew a monarch supported the West and the Islamic Republic was inaugurated.

He said that the West has recently adopted a "better" tone towards Iran at a glance the statements made by Vice President Joe Biden last week, which said that the United United were willing to talk directly with Iran. But the Iranian president said that it was not enough. The West says the nuclear activities of Iran aimed at developing weapons. Iran denies seeking atomic weapons, saying its nuclear fuel producing reactors only for energy and medical applications, and insists that its operations continue.

• "The Iranian nation will not yield one iota of their rights," Ahmadinejad said. "Their efforts aim to prevent us from becoming nuclear, but we did."
• However
• Ahmadinejad admitted that the sanctions took a bite. "Today, because of the pressure by the nefarious enemies, people are under pressure. The Government is concerned about the uncomfortable situation of a large part of the country. "

Ahmadinejad also said that Iran will soon send a satellite in geostationary orbit.

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