Daily Mail: Iran vows to buy weapons 'wherever and whenever possible' and says it will sell arms to 'whomever it considers appropriate' in the latest embarrassing blow to American-led nuclear deal
* Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister said nuclear agreement will not shackle Iran
* Abbas Araghchi claimed it actually allows the country to trade more freely
* Told state TV that America agreed to relax restrictions on Iran's arms dealing, according to a translation by the CIA's Open Source Center
* Comments come as both Iran and U.S. try to sell deal to sceptical citizens
* Conservatives in both nations have been bitterly divided for a generation
A top Iranian politician who led the recent historic talks with Western leaders over the country's nuclear ambitions has vowed to continue buying and selling arms around the world, it is claimed.
In the latest embarrassing blow to U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, who presided over the talks in Vienna, Abbas Araghchi insisted that Iran would refuse to be shackled by nuclear deal.
According to the CIA's Open Source Center, Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister has told state television that that he'd insisted the deal continued to allow Iran to 'buy weapons from wherever possible' as well as to 'provide weapons to whomever and whenever it considers appropriate'.
Update: Iran Vows to Buy Weapons Anytime, Anywhere -- Washington Free Beacon
WNU Editor: This is music to the arms merchants of the world.
