Iranian FM Mottaki speech to Asia Society in New York

The transcript discusses Iran's diplomatic challenges, particularly its inability to oppose reconciliation efforts. It highlights the need for the US to adapt its foreign policy in the Middle East. The statements of past and current US presidents are examined, especially regarding Iran's alleged nuclear ambitions. The transcript refutes claims of Iran seeking nuclear weapons, citing US intelligence reports. It concludes with a critique of the US's role in shaping Iran's diplomatic path.

What are the implications of Iran's inability to engage in negotiations according to the text?

How do the statements of former U.S. presidents and candidates relate to the current political context?

What does the text suggest about the credibility of claims regarding Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons?

In what way does the text describe the role of the U.S. government in the context of international relations?

What is the significance of the phrase 'endless road' in relation to U.S. foreign policy?