I have said that the U.S. government and its allies are so mistaken that if they think they can brandish the stick of [a sanctions] resolution and then sit down to talk with us; such a thing will not happen : Ahmadinejad.

Tehran, June 08, 2010 (Hamsayeh.Net) - 'No more talks if UNSC goes ahead with its sanctions against Iran.' This is the latest massage by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as reported by AFP on Tuesday.

’I have said that the U.S. government and its allies are so mistaken that if they think they can brandish the stick of [a sanctions] resolution and then sit down to talk with us; such a thing will not happen,’ Ahmadinejad said. 

Iranian President also adviced US and its allies to take advantage of the opportunity provided to them at this time. last month, Iran Turkey and Brazil signed an agreement for a workable nuclear fuel swap, but US keeps rejecting the agreement until now.

If an anti-Iran resolution is passed it would seek to stop any activity related to ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons, bar Iranian investment in activities such as uranium mining and prohibit Iran from buying several categories of heavy weapons including attack helicopters and missiles.

Supposing that all five members of the UNSC agree with the new resolution it would indicate they cannot come up with a newer strategy - given current global circumstances – and prefer to try establish the already redundant old order. The old world order seems to be the only strategy these countries can somehow agree upon lest they fail to come up with a better option.

However, given changes in global circumstances many countries including Iran have undergone major transformations in recent years. If UNSC countries solely stick to their US-Israeli induced and exaggerated versions about Iran’s peaceful nuclear program while ignoring their own weapon stockpiles, illegal possession of WMDs by the Israelis etc., then they ought to know Iran’s nuclear program is fully advanced and no power on earth can reverse its further progress.