Iran's intelligence minister warned Western nations that his country could push for nuclear weapons if it continues crippling international Tehran sanctions. It has been able to cancel its nuclear program, which Tehran has long confirmed to be for peaceful purposes.Fatawa in 1990, or a religious order by the country's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, stated that nuclear weapons were banned.Our nuclear program is peaceful and the Supreme Leader's fatwa bans nuclear weapons. But if they push Iran in that direction then it won't be Iran's fault.

It's the xo one who drives it, ”Alavi claimsIf the cat is angled, it may exhibit behavior that the free cat would not. He added that Iran has no plans to advance into nuclear weapons under current circumstances.Khamenei, 81, who made the final speech on all matters of the state in Iran on Sunday, called on the United States to drop all sanctions if it wants Iran to meet its obligations under the year-old nuclear deal. 2015 with world powers President Joe Biden, however, said the United States would not take the first action.

Biden's Secretary of State Antony Blinken told NBC News earlier this month that the United States believed Iran would spend a few months producing high-quality nuclear material enough to develop weapons if it chose to follow its path. That, however, Blinken noted that If Iran continues to lift some of the restrictions imposed by the deal [2015 nuclear] which could be reduced to a few weeks.After the killing in December last year by an Iranian scientist credited with spearheading the country's abolished military nuclear program, Iran's parliament finally approved a law to block international nuclear investigators. This month, which is a serious breach of the deal.

Intelligence Minister Alavi also claimed that members of the Iranian Armed Forces. It was "facilitated" in the killing of scientists, whom Iran had blamed on Israel.The minister did not elaborate on what he meant - and it was not clear whether the military had carried out the bomb that killed scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh.Israel, suspected of killing Iranian nuclear scientists over the past decade, has declined to show. The comments on this attack are repeated It is the first time that Iran has admitted that members of the armed forces may have served as an accomplice in the killing of Fakhrizadeh, head of Iran's AMAD program, which Israel and the West accused of being a potentially probable military operation. have In the creation of nuclear weapons

The International Atomic Energy Agency, the United Nations nuclear watchdog, said: The "structured project" ended in 2003. US intelligence agencies agreed to the assessment in a 2007 report.However, Israel insists that Iran maintains its nuclear weapons development ambitions, pointing to Tehran's missile program and other technology research.In December, Iran's President Hassan Rouhani vowed to avenge Fakhrizadeh's killing, saying his country would decide when or a place to take any retaliatory action.

In response to the campaign called Former President Donald Trump's "utmost pressure" on Iran, the country has slowly begun to violate its atomic commitments under the nuclear deal and threatens additional provocation in a bid to increase its exploitation and to give him the power of the country. Biden prioritized Returning to a deal as he moves to overturn Trump's legacy As a result of that step, Iran has begun to strengthen uranium near the weapon level and said it would experiment with uranium metal, a key component of nuclear warheads. Iran insists that all breaches of the deal can be easily reversed.