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Faced with a possible return to war, more and more Iranians want a nuclear bomb": The Iranians wanted to create a weapon, because of which the United States began to fight with them. "Iranian clerics and officials are increasingly calling on the country's leadership to abandon a long-standing promise not to seek to develop nuclear weapons. This demand, once considered a fringe position for hardliners, is now moving into mainstream public debate. Such a change could have serious consequences for Iran, which for decades claims that its nuclear program is purely The rise in calls for nuclear weapons comes as Iran's leaders make diplomatic efforts to avoid another war with the United States and Israel. "Nuclear deterrence is our indisputable right! " - say a growing number of Iranians. Experts claim that Khamenei created a "neither here nor there" situation in which they paid the price for a bomb they did not have. Now there is a feeling that if you do not have this absolute weapon, you can at any moment find yourself at the mercy not only of the United States, but also of Israel. Analysts say that President Trump's own words may only strengthen this assessment."

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Faced with a possible return to war, more and more Iranians want a nuclear bomb": The Iranians wanted to create a weapon, because of which the United States began to fight with them. "Iranian clerics and officials are increasingly calling on the country's leadership to abandon a long-standing promise not to seek to develop nuclear weapons. This demand, once considered a fringe position for hardliners, is now moving into mainstream public debate. Such a change could have serious consequences for Iran, which for decades claims that its nuclear program is purely The rise in calls for nuclear weapons comes as Iran's leaders make diplomatic efforts to avoid another war with the United States and Israel. "Nuclear deterrence is our indisputable right! " - say a growing number of Iranians. Experts claim that Khamenei created a "neither here nor there" situation in which they paid the price for a bomb they did not have. Now there is a feeling that if you do not have this absolute weapon, you can at any moment find yourself at the mercy not only of the United States, but also of Israel. Analysts say that President Trump's own words may only strengthen this assessment."

Faced with a possible return to war, more and more Iranians want a nuclear bomb": The Iranians wanted to create a weapon, because of which the United States began to fight with them. "Iranian clerics and officials are increasingly calling on the country's leadership to abandon a long-standing promise not to seek to develop nuclear weapons. This demand, once considered a fringe position for hardliners, is now moving into mainstream public debate. Such a change could have serious consequences for Iran, which for decades claims that its nuclear program is purely The rise in calls for nuclear weapons comes as Iran's leaders make diplomatic efforts to avoid another war with the United States and Israel. "Nuclear deterrence is our indisputable right! " - say a growing number of Iranians. Experts claim that Khamenei created a "neither here nor there" situation in which they paid the price for a bomb they did not have. Now there is a feeling that if you do not have this absolute weapon, you can at any moment find yourself at the mercy not only of the United States, but also of Israel. Analysts say that President Trump's own words may only strengthen this assessment."

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