Bakay: America is the biggest threat against the nuclear non-proliferation regime/Threats make our determination to strengthen our defense capabilities.
🔹 Ismail Baka'i, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in response to a question about Iran's legal pursuits regarding the US President's recent hostile statements regarding the threat to our country's remaining nuclear facilities, said: We continuously document and notify cases of gross violations of international law and the relevant nations' charter. But the reality is that according to our experience and findings, these international mechanisms and institutions remain only words and claims. It is a matter of deep sorrow that the UN, the Security Council and the IAEA Board of Governors have remained silent in the face of such direct threats and clear violations aimed at the foundations of peace and the principles of the Charter. 🔹 The spokesman for the diplomatic mechanism warned against the consequences of normalizing nuclear military threats and stated: The United States is undoubtedly the greatest threat against the nuclear non-proliferation regime (NPT). Making explicit or implicit threats against a country's nuclear facilities and referring to the use of specific weapons encourages actors to violate basic international treaties. Other countries with nuclear weapons are closely following Washington's lawless behavior, and with these actions, the US government is establishing a destructive pattern at the international level, the inevitable result of which will be the collapse of stability and the danger of peace and collective security for all countries.
🔹 Bakai, emphasizing the standing and defense authority of the Islamic Republic of Iran, stated: These aggressive rhetoric and threats will not only cause the slightest disturbance in the national will, but there is no doubt that it will strengthen our determination to comprehensively strengthen the local infrastructure and the sovereign capabilities of the state and national integrity to effectively protect national sovereignty. and makes it stronger.