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He said Tehran would need to enact reforms to show it is listening.
Yet the secretary of Iran's National Security Council said Tehran needed to talk to its neighbors to avoid tensions.
He said Tehran has always believed in resolving disputes diplomatically.
Kerry's comments came even as a senior Iranian negotiator said Tehran will not transfer its nuclear material out of the country.
He said Tehran had agreed to hand over the plane's black boxes to Kiev for investigation.
But a senior official at Iran's economy ministry said Tehran did not think the economic impact of the sanctions would be massive.
Mr Pompeo said Tehran was behind the damaging attacks but gave no specific evidence to back up his accusations.
Iran's deputy foreign minister and top nuclear negotiator said Tehran had no intention of discussing its ballistic missile program with major powers.
He said Tehran must understand it must choose between pursuing its nuclear program or preserving Iran's economic viability.
The Iranian state-run Irinn news channel said Tehran was offering to reduce its level of uranium enrichment- a key UN demand.
Iran's President Hassan Rouhani suggested on Saturday that Iran may be willing tohold talks if Washington showed it respect, but said Tehran would not be pressured into talks.
At the time, Jalili said Tehran would maintain its right to nuclear technology, including uranium enrichment.
The European Union also began the process of lifting sanctions andIran's transport minister said Tehran plans to buy 114 civil aircraft from European aircraft maker Airbus.
At the time, Jalili said Tehran would maintain its right to nuclear technology, including uranium enrichment.
In other news, Iran's Foreign Minister, Manouchehr Mottaki,who is visiting Baghdad on Friday, said Tehran has decided not to have direct talks with Washington over the situation in Iraq.
Zonour said Tehran would strike the Israeli coastal city and“raze to the ground” a US military base in Bahrain“if the enemy makes a mistake.”.
But a senior official at Iran's economy ministry said Tehran did not think the economic impact of the sanctions would be massive.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Tehran would be prepared to stop enriching uranium to a higher level- a process that could be used to make nuclear arms- if the six powers agreed to meet its needs for the fuel.
Meanwhile, in response to the US decision on deploying troops,a senior Iranian security official said Tehran was responsible for security in the Gulf security and urged US forces to leave the region.
Foreign Ministry Spokesman Abbas Mousavi said Tehran will take action by itself to restore its rights based on international regulations if Ottawa fails to immediately revoke the unlawful decision and compensate the damages.
Though the International Atomic Energy Agency has repeatedly said Iran has failed to fully disclose its nuclear activities,Mr. Ahmadinejad said Tehran, which claims peaceful nuclear intentions, has observed IAEA regulations.
Iranian officials have previously said Tehran, which does not recognise Israel, would respond swiftly to any Israeli attack.
The five countries whose citizens died when Iranshot down a Ukrainian passenger plane have said Tehran should pay compensation to the families of the victims,saying the world is watching for its response.
Iran's deputy foreign minister said Tehran would contribute to stabilisation efforts through the private sector, without announcing a financial pledge.
Iraq's Ambassador to Tehran, Mohammad Majeed al-Sheikh said Tehran and Baghdad are set to discuss transferring Iran's natural gas to Europe via Iraq and Syria.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Tehran will not"spare any effort" to defend Shia holy shrines in Iraq against"mercenaries, murderers and terrorists".
Speaking to Iranian state media,Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Tehran will not be fooled by what he called a superficial conciliatory tone coming from Washington.
Abbas Araghchi, Iran's deputy foreign minister, said Tehran would keep reducing its commitments every 60 days unless signatories of the pact protected it from US sanctions imposed by President Donald Trump.
The Kayhan newspaper,which is close to Iran's ruling clerics, said Tehran has begun injecting uranium gas into sophisticated centrifuges at the Fordo facility near the holy city of Qom.
The head of Iran's Strategic Council on Foreign Relations said Tehran saw no value in Trump's offer, made only a week after he warned Iran it risked dire consequences if it made threats against Washington.