FT: After War With the US and Israel Iran Debates Building Nuclear Weapons
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Hardline MPs and politicians are calling, according to the Financial Times, for withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty - Ali Khamenei's religious ban, the silence of the new supreme leader and the 440 kilograms of enriched uranium
According to the Financial Times, the most outrageous wing of the Tehran regime would like the development of the atomic bomb. "It is not an ambition, but a more important need than bread."
The war with the US and Israel re-opened the debate within Iran about the possession of a nuclear weapon, as calls by hardline figures to abandon the religious ban attributed to the late Iranian leader Ali Khamenei, and to withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) escalated. This trend reflects growing uncertainty among its supporters about the usefulness of Iran's nuclear capabilities, after it did not prevent […
FT: After War With the US and Israel Iran Debates Building Nuclear Weapons
Hardliners in Tehran urge a review of Iran’s nuclear doctrine and possible withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, as debate grows over deterrence and a 60% uranium stockpile.
A discussion that until recently was almost taboo in Iran is now being held openly, with more and more members of the hardline camp calling for nuclear weapons and ... The article The opposition in Iran calls for nuclear weapons: "More important than bread" was published in NewsIT.
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