Rouhani says nuclear talks to end in Iran’s ‘victory’

TEHRAN. — Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said yesterday that the Islamic republic is determined to continue its nuclear talks with the P5+1 group until “a final victory” is achieved for the Iranian nation, Press TV reported. Rouhani said his administration of “hope and prudence” would not “take a single step back from protecting the nation’s rights” in the nuclear talks with the six world powers in the group.

“We will continue these (nuclear) negotiations until a final victory for the Iranian nation is achieved,” he was quoted as saying. — Xinhua.

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