Iran's nuclear deal with world powers will not open the Islamic Republic to political or economic influence from the United States, and could still be blocked by either country, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Monday.
Khamenei says nuclear deal, if passed, won't open to U.S. influence
"They thought this deal - and it is not clear if it will be passed in Iran or in America - will open up Iran to their influence,"
Khamenei says nuclear deal, if passed, won't open Iran to U.S. influence
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"They thought this deal - and it is not clear if it will be passed in Iran or in America - will open up Iran to their influence," Khamenei was quoted on his website as saying at a meeting with members of the Islamic Radio and Television Union.
"We blocked this path and will definitely block it in the future. We won't allow American political, economic or cultural influence in Iran."
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