The British Telegraph newspaper reported that Iranian military leaders asked the Supreme leader Ali Khamenei to give up the ban on nuclear weapons that he had decided to issue a fatwa earlier.
The newspaper said, in a report of its private correspondent, by selecting Muhammad McCoy, that the senior Iranian military leaders said that the higher guide should cancel a fatwa prohibiting the development of nuclear weapons if the Iranian regime wanted to survive.
The report also indicated that in an exceptional intervention by the leaders of the Islamic revolution guards, Khamenei has been informed that Iran should have nuclear weapons to face “existential threats” of the West.
Trump’s arrival in power
The newspaper confirmed that many leaders have completely changed their positions since US President Donald Trump came to power, and they started to put pressure on a nuclear bomb.
The report quoted an Iranian official saying that Iran has never been with this weakness, “and it is perhaps our last opportunity to obtain a nuclear bomb before it is too late.”
It was mentioned for the first time at a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency in 2005 that Khamenei insisted that these weapons were “definitively prohibited”.
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The only restriction
The newspaper said that several officials said Khamenei’s decision was the only restriction that prevents the development of nuclear weapons, although exiled Iranians recently said that work was underway in Iran to produce nuclear missiles.
An Iranian official said: “We were some of the buttons for building a nuclear weapon, but pressures and justifications to have this weapon are more than ever. The existential threat to which we are confronted has now encouraged Many leading leaders, who previously insisted to follow the directives of the supreme chief, to put pressure on a nuclear weapon.
The newspaper stressed that the pressure on Khamenei by the politicians of the “hard line” has appeared publicly in recent months. The dozens of Iranian deputies urged the Supreme National Security Council last year to examine its nuclear policy.
One of the deputies said that the Khamenei Fatwa was still present, but he said that the decisions of the Shiites could change “depending on time and circumstances”.
Another deputy said that Iran needed a nuclear test and “there is no other way for us”.
Kamal Khamenei advisor Khamani said last November that the Supreme Chief Fatwa was the only restriction on nuclear weapons development.
No other option
“If Iran faces an existential threat, we will have no choice but to modify our military faith. We already have the technical capacities to produce weapons, only a religious decree prevents us from doing so.”
The Telegram canal, which is linked to the Iranian revolution guards, said that Iran had the technical capacity to manufacture nuclear weapons, adding: “We do not have a nuclear bomb, but if we want to produce it, we Let’s produce. “
“Why don’t we have a nuclear bomb? It is our absolute right, and it is unfair to deprive it,” said the Iranian electrical force Palmex.
“The world needs a shock to reset it, and Iran will do it by testing a nuclear bomb. The West does not look at us in the right direction. We have to change this,” added the member.
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Male presidential denial
However, Iranian President Masoud Boukhshkian denied last Thursday that there was a nuclear agenda, saying: “War is not in our interest, and we are not looking for nuclear weapons.”
In a clear indication of local “activists”, he added, “even those who claim to want to do so, they cannot push us to nuclear weapons”.
Ali Shamkhani, advisor to Khamenei, said this week that Iran had never seen nuclear weapons and would never do it “, however, he will fully defend his legal rights in the political and technical dimensions of all his strength. “”