Ahmadinejad: Any decision denying Iran's right to access nuclear energy, worthless
Iran, Politics, 3/28/2006

The Iranian Embassy in Moscow today rejected a press report on a statement attributed to the Embassy saying that Iran will set up an international center for uranium enrichment.

An Embassy official told IRNA that Iranian Embassy has not released any statement to that effect.

The press reports had said that Iran has put forward a plan to set up an international center to produce fuel in Iran.

Meantime, Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Monday said that any decision on Iran's nuclear dossier which denies the country's right to access nuclear energy for peaceful purposes will be worthless for the Iranian nation.

Speaking at the gathering of people in Gachsaran's Takhti Stadium, he added that the nation will pursue the issue.

Turning to use of nuclear energy in peaceful programs as the inalienable right of Iranians, Ahmadinejad said that Iran will not quit such a right.

"The enemies are against our scientific progress and intend to deprive Iran of its undeniable right by resorting to threats and psychological warfare. All Iranian people call for access to peaceful nuclear energy. The nation is completely against injustice and tyranny on the international scene. The Iranians rather favor promotion of peace and tranquility across the world based on justice and through kindness," he added.

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