Iran Questions France’s Nuclear Double Standards
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Iran questions France’s nuclear double standards
TEHRAN— Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei has criticized 'France’s contradictory approach' to nuclear weapons, questioning why Paris considers its own nuclear deterrent essential to national security while insisting that Iran must never possess nuclear weapons, despite Tehran’s stated commitment to the peaceful use of nuclear energy.
The spokesman for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ismail Bachaki, criticized what he described as a contradiction in French positions on nuclear weapons, considering that Western nuclear forces were seeking a monopoly on the ability to provoke fear and impose what they saw as legitimate to intimidate other countries. He said that, in a publication through his account on the X platform, Friday evening, there was a contradiction between t…
The spokesman for the Islamic Republic of Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs wrote in response to the French president's statements: "They do not want peace for all; they seek the monopoly of being scary and the legitimacy of intimidation."
In response to Emmanuel Macron's statements about France's nuclear deterrence, the Foreign Ministry spokesman criticized what he called the monopoly of power and double standards in dealing with Iran's nuclear program.
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