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VIENNA—Top Iranian leaders have been celebrating a recently inked extension
in nuclear negotiations with the West, with leading military figures and
politicians saying that the deal is a sign that the “Americans have very
clearly surrendered to Iran’s might,” according to regional reports.
As negotiations in Vienna break up so that leaders from all sides can return
to their countries for further deliberations, the Iranians have already
begun mocking the West and insisting that the country’s nuclear rights will
soon be recognized.
With a seven-month extension in talks—originally scheduled to expire on
Monday—set to start in early December, nuclear experts are predicting that
Iran will continue its most controversial nuclear work and likely have
enough enriched fuel for a bomb by June 2015.
The “Americans have very clearly surrendered to Iran’s might, and this is
obvious in their behavior in the region and in the negotiations, and the
enemies’ reservations vis-a-vis Iran are completely felt,” Major General
Mohammad Ali Jafari, commander of the Iranian Revolution Guards Corps
(IRGC), was quoted as saying late Monday following the announcement of an
extension in talks
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