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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. (AP) Last update - 09:24 22/02/2008 Ahmadinejad warns against 'new game' in nuclear dispute ahead of IAEA report By DPA Tags: Iran, IAEA, Ahmadinejad  Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad warned the world powers against a "new game" in their nuclear dispute with Iran, the Fars news agency reported Friday. "Put an end to this game, but if you want to start a new game, you should know that if our nation decides something, then it will definitely be put into practice without the slightest concession," Ahmadinejad was quoted as saying. The warning by the Iranian president came just before the presentation Friday of the latest International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report on Iran's nuclear projects. Advertisement Tehran says it is confident that IAEA Director General Mohamed ElBaradei's report would be positive and confirm its claims that it is only pursuing civilian and peaceful nuclear programs. Ahead of the IAEA report, Britain and France delivered a new draft resolution to the United Nations Security Council, calling on additional sanctions against Iran for defying international demands to suspend its uranium-enrichment programs. Highly enriched uranium can be used to produce nuclear weapons. "The world powers violaton of Iranian rights through intimidation and deception is definitely over," said Ahmadinejad, adding that regardless of how strong the world powers' pressure would be, his "nation's will" to proceed with its nuclear activities would be stronger. The Iranian president further charged the reformist administration of his predecessor Mohammad Khatami of having given in to "worthless meetings and ransom-like concessions instead of defending the nation's rights." Related articles: Iranian official: Countdown to Israel's destruction has begun Ahmadinejad tells West: Accept Israel's 'imminent collapse' U.K., Germany, France revise Iran sanctions draft Bookmark to del.icio.us   Holocaust row U.K. Tory chief draws fire for calling school visits to Auschwitz a gimmick. 5 Stops in Galilee Rock hares, peach orchards, a taste of the past, and walking the Jesus trail.   1.   Iran Should Not Be Challenging The Most High G-d ... 10:39  |  Lavi 22/02/08   2.   This resolution is entirely illegal 11:25  |  Clickfool 22/02/08   3.   OLD NEWS need no political discussions about Iran`s capability 14:13  |  The Archives 22/02/08   4.   Ahmadinejad warns against `new game` in nuclear dispute ahead of 15:16  |  ralph 22/02/08   5.   No to Iran`s nuclear program. 15:36  |  Jean Van Daem 22/02/08   6.   Government of Mullahs is `Entitled` to *Nothing* 17:57  |  Maynard 22/02/08   7.   As anticipated, El Bradei did it again! 18:44  |  Yari 22/02/08   8.   to "The Archives" 19:35  |  Mudy 22/02/08   9.   hey, readers, have you not yet came up with 23:59  |  triska 23/02/08

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