Obama urged by Ahmadinejad to accept nuclear swap deal
Iran’s president urged Barack Obama to accept a nuclear swap deal on Wednesday. He warned the US leader to miss the opportunity for improved cooperation from Tehran if the offer was rejected.
Washington has denounced the offer to avoid a new round of U.N. sanctions over its controversial nuclear weapons.
During a rally in the southern town of Kerman, Ahmadinejad said that that there are people in the world who want to pit Mr. Obama against the Iranian nation and bring them on the point of no return where path of friendship will be blocked forever.
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