Iran's tactics in nuclear talks 'flawed': Velayati

June 08, 2013 01:29

Iran's tactics in talks on its nuclear programme with the major powers have been "flawed" under the current negotiating team led by Saeed Jalili, presidential election candidate Ali Akbar Velayati said today.

"The current negotiations that are under way are definitely flawed," said Velayati, a conservative former foreign minister who is standing against Jalili in the June 14 election.

Velayati served as Iran's top diplomat for 16 years before being appointed an adviser to supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the final say on nuclear policy.

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