Tehran will never give in to Washington, warned Hasan Rouhani. And added that his country will retain its national greatness, unlike the United States, which will not stand the will-fighting. "We will not capitulate and preserve the historical national greatness, and ourselves in this strong-willed struggle will put the US on its knees," assured the Iranian leader. Iran has some economic difficulties, in particular, unemployment, the president admitted. And the authorities should do more to resolve the situation inside the country, Hasan Rouhani stressed.. "We must show the world that we will survive problems and difficulties without exchanging greatness, freedom, independence, democracy, republican system, religion and culture," he explained.. The statement of the leader of the Islamic Republic was made against the backdrop of the tense situation in the country, which arose because of problems in the economy. In early May, US President Donald Trump announced the withdrawal from a nuclear deal, signed in 2015. Iran and the six international mediators - Russia, the United States, Britain, China, France, Germany. Under these agreements, Tehran had to limit nuclear activities in exchange for the termination of sanctions. Later, the United States authorities extended restrictions against Iran several more times. And on June 27 it became known that a plant for the production of uranium concentrate used in the nuclear industry. The other mediators repeatedly warned the US against such a step. For example, the French leader Emmanuel Macron said that America's rejection of a nuclear deal could lead to war.

Such a decision would deprive the world of one of the most important documents on the regime of nonproliferation of nuclear weapons, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. Also criticized Washington on this issue in London and Berlin. On the eve of the Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak commented on America's call not to buy Iranian oil. According to him, the situation with the acquisition of Iran's black gold from Iran, our country will assess from a legal point of view, recalls the "Fifth Channel".