Iran Vows to Buy, Sell Weapons ‘Wherever, Whenever Possible’
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Iran’s senior nuclear negotiator said the country has no restrictions on the import and export of weapons. PHOTO: Wikipedia.
Abbas Araghchi, Iran’s deputy foreign minister, said that he insisted during the negotiations that Iran be able to purchase and ship military hardware at any time and from any place, according to the comments made on state-controlled television.
Araghchi vowed “to buy weapons from wherever possible, and [said that Iran] is to provide weapons to whomever and whenever it considers appropriate,” according to a translation of his comments made by the Open Source Center.
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