Al-Hasita newspaper: As long as the fatwa of a dead Rabar remains, nuclear weapons are haram, but talking about them is not haram / Nuclear weapons are not only used to kill Quds newspaper wrote: The issuance of a fatwa by Shaheed the Revolution regarding the sanctity of the use of nuclear weapons over the past few years has turned the discussion of this issue into a challenge, and sometimes presenting different opinions is considered to mean opposition to this fatwa. Obviously, as long as this fatwa is valid, we are obliged to follow it; But the sanctity of weapons does not mean the sanctity of talking about it! Conversations are an opportunity to examine all aspects of the issue and consider the materials and corruptions that may provide grounds for correction. Preparing for defense is not just choosing between the desired options; Rather, it is necessary to prevent the imposition of the enemy's will.
Any restriction on research and development in these industries, regardless of the application and use of weapons, will weaken the country's industrial strength in global competition. Nuclear weapons are not unique in their use as weapons of mass destruction.
The tactical types of this weapon provide the possibility to limit the intensity of the explosion and the range of its effects, and its applications in space warfare to damage the enemy's satellite infrastructure are essentially unrelated to killing.