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Iran, Brazil Reject Sanctions, Stress Iran’s Nuclear Rights

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Brazilian Foreign Minister Celso Amorim has stressed that imposing sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program would not be the best way forward.

Imposing sanctions would be a negative and unfair move that bears no fruit, he told Iranian Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani during a meeting in Tehran on Monday, Press TV reported.

Amorim confirmed Iran's right to enrich uranium whereas Larijani criticized the West's plan to impose sanctions on Iran.

"Issuing resolutions and imposing sanctions is not the correct language for dialogue and interaction with Iran," Larijani said during his talks with the Brazilian foreign minister.

Larijani also stressed that the fabricated clamor and the propaganda attempting to present a distorted image of Iran's nuclear activities will not diminish the Iranian nation's resolve to gain access to nuclear energy meant for peaceful purposes.