Urgent | Haj Ali Akbari: Reconsidering the nuclear doctrine is an Iranian popular demand The preacher of the Friday prayer in Tehran, the Honorable Sheikh Mohammad Javad Haj Ali Akbari, confirmed that the demand to reconsider the Iranian nuclear doctrine came to express popular will, and emphasized that it is not related to a specific group or trend, but represents a national demand related to strengthening deterrence and protecting national security. Haj Ali Akbari noted, during the Friday prayer sermon, that the Iranian people gained awareness and deep insight as a result of their previous experiences with hostile elements who crossed red lines and violated agreements, and emphasized that objections to raising the issue of changing the nuclear doctrine do not negate the fact that it is a defensive demand. In this context, he pointed to public opinion polls indicating that more than 70% of Iranians support a reexamination of the nuclear doctrine, considering that this trend reflects the expansion of popular support for discussing this option.

Urgent | Haj Ali Akbari: Reconsidering the nuclear doctrine is an Iranian popular demand The preacher of the Friday prayer in Tehran, the Honorable Sheikh Mohammad Javad Haj Ali Akbari, confirmed that the demand to reconsider the Iranian nuclear doctrine came to express popular will, and emphasized that it is not related to a specific group or trend, but represents a national demand related to strengthening deterrence and protecting national security. Haj Ali Akbari noted, during the Friday prayer sermon, that the Iranian people gained awareness and deep insight as a result of their previous experiences with hostile elements who crossed red lines and violated agreements, and emphasized that objections to raising the issue of changing the nuclear doctrine do not negate the fact that it is a defensive demand. In this context, he pointed to public opinion polls indicating that more than 70% of Iranians support a reexamination of the nuclear doctrine, considering that this trend reflects the expansion of popular support for discussing this option.