Growing Calls for Iran to Pursue Nuclear Weapons
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Some Iranian clerics and officials argue that the country must rebuild its deterrent capacity by abandoning its old promise not to build a nuclear bomb
New York Times reports that with the increasing likelihood of renewed war, a growing number of Iranians are turning to supporting their country's possession of a nuclear weapon
The report indicated that some Iranian clerics and officials are calling for rebuilding Iran's deterrent power by abandoning the years-long pledge not to manufacture a nuclear...
From Friday prayer pulpits to street demonstrations, public demands for Iran to build a nuclear bomb continue to emerge. From Friday prayer pulpits to street demonstrations...
Growing calls for Iran to pursue nuclear weapons
The New York Times reports: From pulpits at Friday Prayers to street rallies, Iranian clerics and officials are increasingly urging the country’s leaders to reverse their longtime pledge not to pursue nuclear weapons. This demand, once seen as a fringe position held by hard-liners, is moving into mainstream public debate, and the shift could have dramatic consequences for Iran, whose government has for decades argued that its nuclear program was…
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