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Rifts with US 'not negotiable': Hassan Rouhani

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said that the differences between Iran and the United States are so wide that there's no chance of negotiations or compromise.

Rifts with US 'not negotiable': Hassan Rouhani

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani

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Published : Mar 6, 2019, 5:54 PM IST

Tehran: Iran's president says there's no chance of negotiations or compromise with the United States, because Washington allegedly is seeking to topple the government in Tehran.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani

Hassan Rouhani said in a televised speech on Wednesday that "the United States says Iran should change" back to the way the country was before the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Rouhani said, "We say we won't go back." He further said that the differences between Iran and the US are so wide, they are "neither negotiable nor can there be a compromise."

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Tehran: Iran's president says there's no chance of negotiations or compromise with the United States, because Washington allegedly is seeking to topple the government in Tehran.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani

Hassan Rouhani said in a televised speech on Wednesday that "the United States says Iran should change" back to the way the country was before the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Rouhani said, "We say we won't go back." He further said that the differences between Iran and the US are so wide, they are "neither negotiable nor can there be a compromise."

Also Read:N Korea restores part of nuclear missile test site

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Tokyo - 6 March 2019
1. Various of a van outside Tokyo Detention Centre
2. A man believed to be former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn, wearing a face mask, hat, glasses and the clothing of a construction worker, surrounded by uniformed guards leaving the center
3. Pan to the right across a black van to a silver van, uniformed guards around the van, pan back to the left to the detention centre entrance
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Associated Press journalists have seen a man believed to be former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn leave the Tokyo Detention Centre.
Ghosn was released on Wednesday after putting up 1 billion yen (8.9 million US dollars) in bail.
Surrounded by uniformed guards and wearing a face mask, hat, glasses and the clothing of a construction worker, he climbed into a silver van and left the facility without making any comments.
He was arrested in November and is charged with falsifying financial reports and breach of trust.
He'd been held at a detention centre in Tokyo for more than three months.
The former head of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Motors alliance is charged with falsifying financial reports and breach of trust.
He's denied the charges.
Ghosn's lawyers have offered conditions for his release, such as a surveillance camera at the doorway, and a promise not to use the internet. He is allowed to make voice calls, but he cannot travel abroad.
His French lawyer cautioned that prosecutors still had leeway to file new charges.
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