CLEAN: Stop threats if you want a nuclear deal, Ahmadinejad tells West

The transcript discusses the readiness to negotiate under respectful terms, rejecting threats. It emphasizes transparency in policy, particularly regarding atomic bomb development, and highlights legal accountability. The impact of economic sanctions on Iran is addressed, along with political campaigns affecting public opinion. The introduction of new centrifuge generations is also mentioned.

What is the speaker's stance on negotiating agreements?

• They believe agreements are unnecessary.

• They refuse to negotiate under any circumstances.

• They are open to respectful dialogue and negotiation.

• They prefer to use threats to achieve agreements.

How does the speaker view the development of nuclear weapons?

• They are actively pursuing nuclear weapons.

• They are undecided about nuclear weapons.

• They have no interest in developing nuclear weapons.

• They believe nuclear weapons are essential for security.

What is the speaker's attitude towards legal accountability?

• They are indifferent to legal matters.

• They emphasize the importance of legal accountability.

• They think laws are too strict.

• They believe laws should be ignored.

How does the speaker respond to economic sanctions?

• They are seeking international support to lift sanctions.

• They express resilience against economic sanctions.

• They plan to comply with all sanctions.

• They are intimidated by economic sanctions.

What is the speaker's plan regarding technological advancements?

• They intend to introduce new technologies despite challenges.

• They believe technology is not a priority.

• They plan to halt all technological advancements.

• They are waiting for international approval to advance.