Nuclear: Iran does not negotiate with Congress but with major powers

Iran minimizes the threat of action by the US Congress against an agreement on its nuclear program. In a public speech, President Hassan Rohani stressed was not negotiating with the US Congress, but with the great powers.

"We want the interaction, we want the good will, we want mutual respect, he said. Member countries of the 5 + 1, the US House of Representatives, the US Senate, the US president, the US government, everyone should know that if the end of the sanctions is not written in the agreement, it does there will be no agreement. "

The words of Hassan Rohani then involved a delegation from the International Atomic Energy Agency arrived in Tehran. International experts want to know more about nuclear research by Iran before 2003, especially if the country has sought to build the atomic bomb.