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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has thanked Vienna for hosting nuclear talks between Iran and P5+1.

The Supreme Leader has thanked the Iranian nuclear team for their hard work throughout the talks, saying the conclusion of nuclear negotiations constitutes “an important step.”

It is a great achievement that Iran was deemed as a negotiating partner and the wrong impression that we posed a threat to global peace and security was corrected, Rouhani said.

IFP has taken a look at the front pages of newspapers on Wednesday and picked headlines from 43 of them. IFP has simply translated the headlines and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has thanked the Iranian negotiators for what they did during nuclear talks with P5+1.

Images of Tehran residents celebrating the conclusion of a nuclear deal with P5+1.

Tariq Rauf, a senior official with the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, said the Iran-P5+1 accord is the most distinguished nuclear accord in two decades.

Officials from different countries have hailed a historic deal between Iran and the world powers in Vienna, saying that the landmark deal will help restore stability and security in the region.

Zarif said that the joint fight against ISIL can be part of a possible broader cooperation, which may include the fields of trade and finance, between the two sides.

South Korean foreign ministry issued a statement on Tuesday to hail nuclear deal between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Group 5+1, and said the deal plays vital role in restoring peace and stability in the world.

The European Union has extended a freeze on sanctions imposed against Iran over its nuclear program after talks between Tehran and the P5+1 group of countries reached a conclusion.

Choosing peace and coexistence over war and belligerence requires a great deal of courage.

Today marks an end to injustices and a beginning for a new cooperative trend in the world, President Rouhani said.

The United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon warmly welcomed the historic agreement in Vienna and congratulated the P5+1 and Iran for reaching the agreement.

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and European Union foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini read out a joint statement after conclusion of the nuclear talks between Iran and the Group 5+1 (Russia, China, the US, Britain, France and Germany).

After 20 days of intense negotiations, Iran and P5+1 have eventually struck a deal over the former's nuclear program. Journalist are on their way to...

President Rouhani said in his Tweet that an Iran deal would mean the “victory of diplomacy and mutual respect over outdated paradigm of exclusion and coercion”.

According to some reports, the Iranian and P5+1 foreign ministers will announce the conclusion of nuclear talks before noon Tuesday.

Sadegh Zibakalam, a political analyst, has said that a nuclear deal is sure to be clinched between Iran and P5+1 and it will be welcomed by the silent majority in Iran and the United States.

President Rouhani has called for implementation of a law aimed at safeguarding Iran’s nuclear rights and achievements after the conclusion of talks.

His comments could either be indicative of real progress in the talks or be an effort on his part to burnish his poor track record in the negotiations.

The resistance of the negotiating team against the excessive demands of the arrogant powers, headed by the US, is a source of honor and appreciable, a statement by MPs read.

Iranian MPs have expressed hope that nuclear talks can end positively, saying that the performance of the Iranian team is praiseworthy.

Russia views Iran as a main market for its arms sales and for the very reason, it pays special attention to the lifting of the arms embargo against Iran, said Amir Ahmadian.

Prof. Mojtahedzadeh, an expert in international affairs, says that Iran and P5+1 will not agree that the talks have failed, because a breakdown in talks will translate into the failure of the policies of the two sides, especially the US.