Why the demand to change Iran's nuclear doctrine; After the war did it become more prominent?
Shahab Shahsawari Alabi' - IRNA reporter
The military aggression against Iran, which began once on June 13, 1404 and again in March of the same year, with the claim to prevent the Salami Republic from obtaining nuclear weapons, has now resulted in the strengthening of the demand for an examination of the nuclear doctrine in part of Iranian society. International analysts previously warned against such an outcome: the bomb could destroy nuclear capabilities, but at the same time strengthen the arguments of supporters of achieving nuclear deterrence.
The evaluation of the results of the war cannot be limited to the amount of destruction of facilities. War also affects the arguments on which future decisions are based. Citrinovich summarized this contradiction in his October 13th writing as follows: "The destruction of abilities is not the same as the destruction of motivation." In some cases, this may actually strengthen the incentives."