Juventus seemed to have secured the win after Carlos Tevez and Paul Pogba netted shortly before the interval. However, the game was turned on its head in
a stunning burst after Rossi netted a 66th-minute penalty. The Italy
international then levelled on 76 minutes before a totally unmarked Joaquin
fired the hosts ahead moments later. Rossi then completed his hat-trick, and a
barely believable win, when he finished a counter-attack on 81 minutes.
Montella was impressed by the extraordinary comeback win.
""The first half was balanced, we did not manage a shot on the goal, it looked like a locked game. In the second half they did not give us space, then
the team found the hope and energy to react,"" he said.
""I have never seen Fiorentina in such difficulty in the first half, and Juve was good at making the most of their chances. We were never able to score, but
fortunately soccer is a wonderful sport and all changes in a moment,"" he said.
""It could be the most beautiful victory, a deserved win,"" he added.
He conceded he had considered taking off Rossi who did perform well in the first half.
""Rossi didn't have a great game in the first half, but in soccer quality makes the difference. I considered replacing him, but he's a player who can
change a game even when he's not well,"" he said. ""He works for the team and is
not egotistical. He scored extraordinary goals and gave us the strength to win
this match.""
This is Fiorentina's first home win over Juventus since 1998 when Gabriel Batistuta sealed a 1-0 win for the Viola.
Montella said that his side's win over Juventus was extraordinary, but could not be as decisive.
""Pressure is part of football. If we had lost today, some would've said our season was over, whereas with a win suddenly we're considered title contenders.
We need to keep a balanced and objective view, then wait and see in the long run
what the table tells us,"" he said.
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North Korea will not stop developing nuclear weapons as long as the US remains hostile toward it, the North Korean ambassador to China said at a press
conference in Beijing Tuesday.
The statement was made after a US official commented that the successful Iran nuclear deal could be used as a blueprint for similar talks with North Korea.
Ji Jae-ryong, North Korea's top diplomat to China, said at a press conference in Beijing that North Korea is now a "nuclear weapons state" both in name and
reality.
While the ambassador acknowledged that the recent Iran nuclear deal is an achievement, he said that North Korea's situation is different from Iran's,
which makes it impossible for the country to follow the same path.
"The DPRK remains unchanged in the mission of is nuclear force as long as the US continues pursuing its hostile policy toward the DPRK," he stressed.
Analysts point out that as North Korea has adopted a much more resolute stance on its nuclear development, related countries should seek new approaches
to secure dialogue.
Sydney Seiler, US special envoy for the Six-Party Talks on ending the North's nuclear program, said Monday in Seoul, South Korea, that the Iran nuclear deal
showed the US can be flexible, and the US is open to talks with the North if it
is willing to end its diplomatic isolation.
Not interested in dialogue
This is the second time that a North Korean official has talked of Pyongyang's stance since attention once again shifted back to North Korea
following the historic deal reached on Iran's denuclearization.
North Korea "is not interested at all in the dialogue to discuss the issue of making it freeze or dismantle its nukes unilaterally," Ji said at Tuesday's
conference. The same was said by a North Korean foreign ministry spokesman last
week.
"Through the ambassador's words, we can see that North Korea is showing its belief that the country has progressed into a nuclear weapons state which will
greatly influence the course of negotiations [if a dialogue is to resume]," Yu
Shaohua, a North Korean studies expert from the China Institute of International
Studies (CIIS), told the Global Times.
The Six-Party Talks are a series of multilateral negotiations held intermittently since 2003 and attended by China, Japan, North Korea, Russia,
South Korea and the US to dismantle North Korea's nuclear program.
The talks, however, have been stalled since 2008. The country has reportedly conducted atomic weapons tests in 2006, 2009 and 2013.
"North Korea's situation is different from Iran's because it has reached a higher level of nuclear technology, which will make it more difficult to roll
back," Cui Zhiying, a professor specializing in South Korea at Tongji University
in Shanghai, told the Global Times
"Resuming the talks would require North Korea to acknowledge the previous consensus that was reached, which is to agree with the ultimate goal of
denuclearization," he said.
However, Yu, the CIIS expert, believes that it is also important for the involved countries to become aware of the new dimension of North Korea's nuclear
policy.
"While the original goal should not be altered, the involved countries have to be aware that the situation with North Korea has changed, as it would express
a much stronger stance if it is to re-engage in talks," Yu said.
Yu also pointed out that as China has emerged as a regional power with rising influence, many have become more concerned about China's stance on the issue.
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