In his address to a huge public gathering today in Arak, the capital of Markazi Province, referring to the current talks between Iran and the G5+1 in Geneva, he said in the talks they should prove their sincerity, commitment to the rule of law and respect for the legitimate rights of the Iranian nation, adding that the sanctions and limits imposed by them have brought the country more development and success.



“If they try to resolve complicated global issues, Iran will welcomes the move but if they seek to ignore Iran’s legitimate rights though dishonesty and deceit , the Islamic Republic of Iran reserves the rights to give them a crushing response as before,” underlined president.



Dr. Ahmadinejad noted: “The enemies are afraid of the culture of the Iranian nation because of its devotion to the ideals of the Chief of Martyrs, Imam Hussain (PBUH), and its profound faith in the Lord of the Age, Imam Mahdi (may God hasten his reappearance to cleanse the world of vestiges of corruption and oppression and establishment of the global government of peace, prosperity and justice), Imamate, and their belief in Velayate-Faqih (rule of Supreme Jurist).



Referring to assassination of Iranian scientists, he said the fact is that they have become too disappointed in dealing with the will of the Iranian nation and its leadership.



Iranian security forces have identified the assassins and will bring them to justice, he said.



“You did a very unethical act by putting the names of our scientists in your resolution, said the president, adding that according to what law you did such a nasty thing and gave green light to savage Zionist mercenaries to gun tem down,” he said.

“If you continue your strategy and assassinate our scientists, the Iranian nation will make its decision and will you be sorry for that,” he said.



He finally reiterated the Islamic Republic of Iran has always voiced readiness to hold negotiations based on logic, justice and rule of law, he said, adding” I would like to invite you (western countries) to respect and administer justice following many ups and downs.'