Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says his country would not interfere in the upcoming US presidential election, adding that Tehran does not have a preference in the race. In an interview with US TV channel in New York, he accused Washington of initiating a cyberwar with his country. Javad Zarif warned that any war the United States starts it would not be able to finish.<br />'' <br />'' When told that US intelligence included Iran among the countries attempting to interfere with the Presidential election, he responded that his country does not have a preference to intervene in the polls. But, he said, there is a cyberwar going on. <br />'' <br />'' He cited a computer virus Stuxnet which is widely believed to be a joint creation of the US and Israel. The virus is blamed for disrupting thousands of Iranian centrifuges to damage its nuclear programme.<br />''  <br />