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Rouhani: Iran to Sign Final Nuclear Deal Once Sanctions Lifted, Yemen Not to Surrender to Bombardment

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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani stressed that his country will agree to a final nuclear accord with six major powers only if all sanctions imposed on the country are lifted.

In a televised speech on Thursday, Rouhani said: "We will not sign any deal unless all sanctions are lifted on the same day ... We want a win-win deal for all parties involved in the nuclear talks."

This comes as Iran marked the National Nuclear Technology Day, with Rouhani unveiling the country's latest nuclear achievements at a ceremony in Tehran.

The Islamic Republic's chief gain, the Iranian president noted, was the fact that US President Barack Obama acknowledged that the people of Iran will not surrender to bullying, sanctions and threats.

Alluding to the United States, Rouhani said it is a triumph for Iran that the first military power in the world has admitted Iranians will not bow to pressure.

Among the domestic accomplishments unveiled on Thursday were three radio-medicines as well as a nuclear fuel assembly for power reactors

Rouhani also called on Saudi Arabia to halt a two-week-old aggression on Yemen and said countries in the region should work to bring Yemen's rival factions to the negotiating table.

"A great nation like Yemen will not submit to bombing. Come, let us all think about ending war. Let us think about a ceasefire," Rouhani said in a televised speech. "Let us prepare to bring Yemenis to the negotiating table to make decisions about their future."

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team