Примери за използване на Tehran would на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In exchange, Tehran would receive further enriched nuclear fuel.
The human and economic impact of a big quake in Tehran would be incalculably greater.
Tehran would neither accept changes or new obligations, the statement continued.
Semi-permanent hostility with Tehran would put Qatar's future at great risk.
The US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that“significant” fresh sanctions against Tehran would be announced shortly.
He also stressed that Tehran would go on abandoning its JCPOA commitments step by step every 60 days.
Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said U.S. sanctions against his country were"fully illegal" and Tehran would not comply with them.
It would be naive to believe that Tehran would not be able to put pressure on Europe.
Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said today US sanctions against his country were“fully illegal” and Tehran would not comply with them.
He also told the parliament that Tehran would be protected from threats if it had nuclear weapons.
Iran's supreme leader called on Muslim nations to uniteagainst the United States, saying Tehran would never yield to"bullying.".
For its part, Tehran would like to see a relaxation of sanctions on its oil exports and banking system.
JBC Energy's Benigni said a change in leadership in Tehran would have a major impact on energy prices.
Tehran would lose a valuable ally in Lebanon, as Hezbollah would face serious problems obtaining vital Iranian military and financial support.
A senior Iranian Revolutionary Guards commander has said Tehran would retaliate against any aggressive US moves.
Tehran would love to have higher oil prices, but Iran is the OPEC country that had to do fewer budget sacrifices due to cheap oil," said Olivier Jakob, an analyst at Petromatrix GmbH in Zug, Switzerland.
The top adviser to Iran's supreme leader said on Wednesday that Tehran would support Damascus against any foreign aggression.
In part, he said that Tehran would resume uranium enrichment and terminate the conversion of the heavy water reactor at Arak, if the signatories to the deal fail to comply with the conditions of the agreement, including those concerning banking and oil trade, within a 60-day deadline.
On 3 July, Iran's President warned European partners that Tehran would increase its enrichment of uranium to"any amount that we want" within days.
The Revolutionary Guards' commander-in-chief, stated that the drone was downed to send a"clear message to America" that Tehran would"react strongly" to any aggression.
President Hassan Rouhani said Tehran would keep enriched Uranium Stocks in the Country and not sell them Abroad.
Iran stopped selling crude to British andFrench companies last week after the oil minister said Tehran would cut oil exports to"some" European countries.
On November 5, Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said that Tehran would begin yet another phase to reduce its nuclear program commitments as of November 6 by launching centrifuges in Fordow.
We are doing very well with Iran and this is not the time toshow weakness,” Trump tweeted on Wednesday, adding that Tehran would“have a field day” if his hands were tied.
Abdallah Al-Mouallimi said Riyadh would restore ties with Iran if Tehran would“cease and desist from interfering in the internal affairs of other countries, including our own.”.
President Hassan Rouhani gave European leaders a 60-day deadline to find a way to shield Iran from US sanctions targeting its economy and oil industry,otherwise he said Tehran would begin to enrich uranium at levels closer to weapons-grade levels.
Last year Ernst Uhrlau, the head of German intelligence,said Tehran would not be able to produce enough material for a nuclear bomb before 2010 and would only be able to make it into a weapon by about 2015.
Iran's President Hassan Rohani urged the United States to end its policy of"maximum pressure" on his country, and said Tehran would cut its commitments to a 2015 nuclear deal further if necessary.
Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Wednesday that Tehran would quit the deal unless European signatories offered solid guarantees that trade relations would continue after the US withdrew.
The deputy head of Iran's Revolutionary Guards warned Europe that if threatened, Tehran would increase the range of their missiles to exceed 2,000 kilometers.