It's okay to be a little afraid (2) Even during Trump's second administration, in March 2025, the American intelligence community confirmed for the umpteenth time in the "Annual Threat Assessment" report: "According to our estimates, Iran is not yet building a nuclear weapon." This report also states that despite the demand from the leader of Iran to build nuclear weapons, "[Ayatollah] Khamenei did not issue a license for the nuclear weapons program." That same month, Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence of the United States, appeared at a Senate hearing and emphasized this assessment again, saying: "The intelligence community still assesses that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon." Despite the agency's reports and the admissions of the American intelligence community; The result of years of building Iran's confidence by accepting the unprecedented tests conducted in the world and accompanying the agency to respond to its incomplete excuses, only the attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, the assassination of nuclear scientists, and finally the martyrdom of the supreme leader who ordered the destruction of the nuclear; The International Atomic Energy Agency did not see all these cases but chose to remain silent, the agency did not even condemn the attacks by the US and Israel to keep up appearances! Iran's nuclear program is the most transparent nuclear program in the history of nuclear activity in the world, but the answer to this transparency was given through explosive bombs and corpses drowned in the blood of Iranian scientists and officials. It is time to change this equation and Iran's nuclear program will be removed from behind this transparent showcase and placed under a veil of obscurity. There is no better time than now to review the nuclear policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The first step to this approach is Iran's withdrawal from the NPT (Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty). There is no longer a need for the Iranian authorities to categorically and explicitly deny the development of nuclear weapons. Double statements, ambiguous positions and even silence are the best answers to any question regarding the military goals of Iran's nuclear program. Iranian officials can even refer to the words of the brainless US president who said: "I have a very good relationship with [North Korean leader] Kim Jong Un."

It's okay to be a little afraid (2) Even during Trump's second administration, in March 2025, the American intelligence community confirmed for the umpteenth time in the "Annual Threat Assessment" report: "According to our estimates, Iran is not yet building a nuclear weapon." This report also states that despite the demand from the leader of Iran to build nuclear weapons, "[Ayatollah] Khamenei did not issue a license for the nuclear weapons program." That same month, Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence of the United States, appeared at a Senate hearing and emphasized this assessment again, saying: "The intelligence community still assesses that Iran is not building a nuclear weapon." Despite the agency's reports and the admissions of the American intelligence community; The result of years of building Iran's confidence by accepting the unprecedented tests conducted in the world and accompanying the agency to respond to its incomplete excuses, only the attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, the assassination of nuclear scientists, and finally the martyrdom of the supreme leader who ordered the destruction of the nuclear; The International Atomic Energy Agency did not see all these cases but chose to remain silent, the agency did not even condemn the attacks by the US and Israel to keep up appearances! Iran's nuclear program is the most transparent nuclear program in the history of nuclear activity in the world, but the answer to this transparency was given through explosive bombs and corpses drowned in the blood of Iranian scientists and officials. It is time to change this equation and Iran's nuclear program will be removed from behind this transparent showcase and placed under a veil of obscurity. There is no better time than now to review the nuclear policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The first step to this approach is Iran's withdrawal from the NPT (Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty). There is no longer a need for the Iranian authorities to categorically and explicitly deny the development of nuclear weapons. Double statements, ambiguous positions and even silence are the best answers to any question regarding the military goals of Iran's nuclear program. Iranian officials can even refer to the words of the brainless US president who said: "I have a very good relationship with [North Korean leader] Kim Jong Un."