Khamenei: U.S. Proposal on Nuclear Deal Contradicts Our National Interests - Jordan News
Khamenei added, "The (nuclear) proposal put forward by the Americans is 100% at odds with our slogan — 'We Can'," stressing that Iran does not wait for a U.S. "green light" to make its own decisions. – (AFP)
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