Iranian President Pezeshkian Denies Nuclear Weapon Claims and Reacts to Washington

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Iranian President Pezeshkian stated that they are not pursuing nuclear weapons and are open to diluting uranium and accepting inspections.

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Iranian president blames US for Middle East conflict while denying nuclear ambitions, offers to dilute uranium

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized that they do not want to possess nuclear weapons and announced that they are ready to lower the uranium enrichment level and undergo international inspections. Pezeshkian also pointed to the US and Israel as responsible for the conflicts in the Middle East.

Clear Denial of Nuclear Weapon Claims

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian firmly rejected claims that his country wants to acquire nuclear weapons.

Stating in line with the Supreme Leader's fatwas that weapons of mass destruction are religiously forbidden and inappropriate.

Uranium Dilution and Inspection Offer

Pezeshkian expressed that they are open to lowering uranium levels in order to reduce nuclear tensions.

He stated that they see no problem with the international community inspecting their nuclear facilities.

US and Israel Blamed for Middle East Conflicts

The Iranian leader placed the responsibility for ongoing conflicts on the US and Israel, accusing the Washington administration of blocking diplomacy.

He emphasized that his country exercises its right to self-defense against attacks and does not want war.

Emphasis on Agreement Process and Diplomacy

Referring to the memorandum of understanding signed in June, Pezeshkian stated that they want to remain committed to the framework agreement reached with the US.

He stated that America chose the path of direct bombing instead of establishing dialogue and blocked the roads.