Sunday, January 16, 2005

Iran conditions nuclear talks on US attitude

"The most explicit demand of Iran for entering into dialogue with the United States is that it changes its behavior and attitude toward the Islamic Republic," Foreign Ministry spokesman Hamid-Reza Asefi was quoted as saying.

"Iran has clear-cut policies in regard to this matter, and we do not really consider the negotiations necessary," Asefi said, pointing out Iran and the United States are actually holding talks through various intermediaries.

"Since the United States has shown no change in attitude and any such talks would render no positive outcome, there is no need for direct talks," Asefi added. more

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