Zionist, Arab and Mojahedeen Khalq lobbyists are campaigning hard in the U.S. Congress. No one would blame Iran if talks fail
Iranian FM stood strong in nuclear talks: negotiator
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said on Saturday that Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad 
Zarif stood strong against the Europeans in the nuclear talks in Vienna.
Talking in a gathering of Revolutionary Guards, Araqchi also said if nuclear talks fail, no one can blame Iran.
Araqchi who is the second-ranking person in the nuclear talks with the major powers (the five permanent members of the UN Security Council and Germany) said Tehran will not bow to pressure by the West in the negotiations.
Iran advances its nuclear program based on international law, he said.
He also said Iran, as a signatory to the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, will not suspend its uranium enrichment program.
He went on to say that Iran has adopted a win-win approach in nuclear talks and will not grant any concessions to the West.
The favorable condition for Iran is to enjoy its right to nuclear technology including uranium enrichment without being under economic sanctions, he explained.
Araqchi also said Iran has eased a concern by the West that it was pursuing to build nuclear weapons.
He went on to say that according to the Geneva agreement the major powers have recognized Iran’s right to uranium enrichment.
He added the Zionist, Arab and Mojahedeen Khalq lobbyists are campaigning hard against the Geneva deal in the U.S. Congress.
Under the Geneva deal, Iran agreed not to expand its nuclear program for six months in exchange for limited sanctions relief. The agreement came into force on January 20.
