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ASPchris: I think Rouhani should suspend their uranium enreachment program that almost crippling their economy due to the sanction of UN since former president couldnt swallow his pride to stop the program.

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Br3nd4: I set fire eh eh to the thread, watch it burn as I watch your face. . . . .

Deiok: Shug dont mind him he is a knave.

Shugamania: Lolll.. Nitlad, Ur character amuses me more with every comment.

Pyongyang ko.. Be realistic, will u?


Bren, e be like say i go dey ur side..

Election results

• Hassan Rouhani: 18,613,329

• Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf: 6,077,292

• Saeed Jalili: 4,168,946

• Mohsen Rezai: 3,884,412

• Ali Akbar Velayati: 2,268,753

• Mohammad Gharazi: 446,015

• Votes cast: 36,704,156

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Mr Rouhani said he had achieved a "victory of moderation over extremism".

"This victory is a victory for wisdom, moderation and maturity... over extremism."


Crowds gathered in Vali-Asr Square in central Tehran and in Kaj Square in the north-west of the capital to hail the victory.

"Long live reform, long live Rouhani," members of the crowd chanted.

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One of them told Reuters news agency: "Many people are holding Rouhani posters. Some are hugging and crying. We are all so happy here. We can't believe there is finally a change."

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Hassan Rouhani

• A religious moderate, fluent in English, German, French, Russian and Arabic.

• The only cleric contesting the Iranian presidential election.

• Key figure in Iranian politics who has held some of the country's top jobs, including chief nuclear negotiator.

• Has the backing of two former presidents.