US EditionNo to Nukes: Iran’s Abbas Araqchi Backs U.S. on Nuclear Weapons Ban
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Most people don’t realize it yet, but we really are living at one of the most dramatic moments in human history. If deals are not made with Iran and Russia, missiles will start flying all over the place and we will soon find ourselves right in the middle of the kinetic phase of World War III. But if President Trump is able to peacefully end Iran’s nuclear program and bring the war in Ukraine to a conclusion, the future could potentially look c…
No to nukes: Iran’s Abbas Araqchi backs U.S. on nuclear weapons ban
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has reiterated his country’s long-standing position against the development and possession of nuclear weapons, stating that Iran fundamentally agrees with the United States on the need to prevent the spread of such arms. Speaking during a televised address, Araqchi emphasized that Iran does not seek to acquire nuclear weapons and views them as both morally and strategically unacceptable. “Our stance …
A statement by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Persian country came after the Republican said that he would not negotiate with whom the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran, Abbas Arakchi, said on this Saturday that Teerá also considers nuclear weapons unacceptable. A statement came in response to a statement by Donald Trump in the White House on the ongoing negotiations between the two countries. - If the problem is nuclear weapons, we al…
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