Supreme Leader says Iran will not be bullied in nuclear talks


  • World
  • Thursday, 10 Apr 2014

DUBAI (Reuters) - Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday he had authorised nuclear talks ?with world powers including arch-foe the United States just to prove Iran's peaceful intentions, but Tehran would not be bullied and would not stop atomic research.

He added in remarks to nuclear scientists that Iran should continue the discussions to end a dispute over nuclear work the West fears is aimed at developing a bomb, but Iran's negotiators should not cede any gains made by its nuclear programme.

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