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Iran President Defends Country’s Right to Nuclear Enrichment

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Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian said his country has no interest in developing atomic weapons but won’t give up the right to develop nuclear technology for economic development.

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The Iranian leadership has abandoned the development of a nuclear arsenal in principle, but insists on the right to develop peaceful technologies, stated the President of Iran, Masood Pesashkian. Pezeschikian has ruled out the possibility of nuclear weapons, transfers RIA News. He has stressed at the General Assembly the peaceful nature of the national nuclear programme. "Iran does not believe that nuclear weapons will provide security... We mak…

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Iranians believe that President Massoud ' s visit to New York is a valuable opportunity for the country ' s soft policy, while others call it "a bow in front of the enemy" months after the war and the imposition of a naval and air blockade on their country.

"We will not give up a right that is essentially ours, we say this clearly: no nuclear weapons and no restrictions on peaceful nuclear technology," said Iran's President, Masood Peseshkin.

Iran’s President, Masud Pezeshkian, this Wednesday used his speech before the 81st United Nations General Assembly to defend his country’s right to develop nuclear technology for peaceful purposes and to accuse the United States and Israel of being responsible for much of the current instability in the Middle East. In [...] The entry Iran defends in UN nuclear program and accuses the US and Israel of destabilizing the Middle East was first publi…

"Tehran will never compromise its right to have a civilian nuclear enrichment program"

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aljazeera.net broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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