Washington , Monday ( 4/11 ) , admits there is a deep sense of disbelief with Iran , but re- affirmed its commitment to negotiations Tehran 's controversial nuclear program , while new talks set begins this weekend .
"The history of mistrust between the United States and the Islamic Republic of Iran is profound , and it can not be eliminated in just one night , " said White House spokesman , Jay Carney , in a regular briefing .
" But what we lakaukan now is not about trust , " he said .
" We are involved in negotiations fundamental earnest , which offers the possibility , we can stop the progress of Iran's nuclear program , gaining more transparency regarding their nuclear activities , and negotiate a comprehensive settlement , long-term , which eliminates the concern of the international community regarding Iran 's nuclear program , " she said .
Iran held a new round of talks with the United States , China , Russia , France and Britain plus Germany - the so-called P5 +1- - Geneva , October 15 to 16 , and agreed to meet again there on 7-8 November.
Tehran insists on the peaceful nature of its nuclear program , while the West accuses the Islamic Republic is trying to make nuclear bombs .
Iranian spiritual leader , Ayatollah Ali Khamenei , Sunday ( 3/11 ) , said he was " not optimistic " on nuclear talks with major powers , and the United States could not be trusted because the state is the enemy of the Islamic Republic of Iran .
Still on Monday , a spokesman for the U.S. State Department , Marie Harf , said , "I think we have to explain this is difficult and there are in-depth history of distrust here . I think you saw that today with some of the protests that we saw in Iran . "
Iranian people marched across the country to commemorate the 34th year occupation of the U.S. embassy in Tehran . Iranian students stormed the U.S. Embassy on November 4, 1979 and its personnel hostage for 444 days , resulting in the rupture of diplomatic relations in 1980 and decades of strained relations . ( Ant )
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