Tehran, YJC. Bahonar says Iran will not be generalizing nuclear negotiations to other issues.
Mohammadreza
Bahonar speaking in a specialist meeting in Tehran on Saturday stated that Iran
is at a serious of tough negotiations with the Six Majors.
He maintained
that the negotiators are nothing shy of war generals and said "We have started
a very dire war which is very important to the state and the state follows it
closely.”
He added
that in the past 50 years Iran and the US have been at a win-lose game and said
"Americans themselves have to judge who has been the loser and who the winner
in these 50 years, especially in the past 35.”
Pointing
to the "heroic flexibility” policy he said "With this new policy from the Supreme
Leader we entered into the win-win game which we are willing to continue. But should
the rival be developing thoughts of a win-lose situation, we are highly
experienced in that game and in case the rival would want to change the ground
we will do the same.”
Stressing
that the nuclear talks strictly address nuclear issues, the lawmaker said "It
is one of our red lines to generalize the nuclear talks. If the rival intends
to extend the negotiations into other fields such as missiles, human rights,
and terrorism we will not continue the talks.”
"Our
economic problems are not due to sanctions,” he said, adding "Only 30 percent
of the economic problems we are facing have to do with sanctions. 70 percent
has to do with wrong policies. The only way to meet these problems is to focus
on resistance economy.”