Iran Debates Whether to Maintain Ban on Nuclear Weapons, Security Chief Says
Rezaei said talks with Qatari mediators are ongoing as Tehran weighs its nuclear ban and warns any new attack would bring retaliation.
- On Tuesday, Iranian newspaper Hamshahri published a map marking 15 potential IRGC targets across Europe, including U.S. and NATO bases in Germany, Britain, and Italy, following U.S. strikes on Qeshm Island.
- Iranian Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei said Saturday the U.S. 'tone has completely changed,' calling it a 'very good sign,' though he confirmed no decision on Iran's nuclear doctrine has been made.
- Ahmad Bakhshayesh Ardestani, a member of parliament's National Security Committee, warned that European nations hosting U.S. bases could become 'legitimate targets' if the U.S. uses them for future attacks.
- Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that any breakthrough in Doha-based diplomatic negotiations depends on Washington meeting Iran's conditions, including sanctions relief and reduced U.S. military presence in the region.
- Experts warn the regime's strategic calculations are shifting as data from the Carnegie Endowment suggest ongoing strikes may strengthen domestic arguments for nuclear weapons development.
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Iranian lawmakers warn Italy and Germany could face missile strikes if the U.S. launches attacks from European bases
Iranian officials have threatened European countries hosting U.S. military facilities, warning they could face missile strikes if Washington uses those bases in renewed attacks on Tehran.
Iranian MP Hossein-Ali Deligani stated that renewed fighting by the United States and Israel against the Islamic Republic would increase world oil prices to $150. Deligani stated that renewed attacks by Washington and Tel Aviv would trigger Tehran's massive response, transfer RIA "News" with reference to Tasnim. "In the event of any kind of destructive action or attack by the United States and the Zionist regime, the response of the Islamic Repu…
Iran warns missile response to new attack could extend to Europe
Iran warns missile response to new attack could extend to Europe An Iranian lawmaker has warned that any new US or Israeli attack could prompt missile strikes reaching Europe, adding that the response could push oil prices above $150 a barrel. “The range of the responding missiles will also encompass Europe, and this will lead to the oil price crossing the $150 threshold,” Hosseinali Haji Deligani, a member of parliament for Shahin Shahr, told …
Why does Iran threaten Europe, and how does Tehran's confrontation with the West affect Ukraine?
Some Iranian clergymen and leaders argue that the country must restore its deterrent capacity by renouncing its commitment not to make a nuclear bomb.
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