Mohsen Razai says that changing Iran's nuclear doctrine is a matter of renewing the war.

Mohsen Razai says that changing Iran's nuclear doctrine is a matter of renewing the war.

Mohsen Razai, the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic of Iran, says that the issue of changing Iran's nuclear doctrine in the event of a new war is being discussed in the government, but so far no official decision has been made on this issue.

On Saturday night, November 9, he said in an interview with Alsalami Radio and TV: "It is a debate now that if there is another war, do we want to have the same old doctrine or not? However, it was emphasized that a new decision has not yet been made at the government level.

🔸Rezaei, referring to the attacks by America and the captives on Iran's nuclear facilities, said that the people, who see these attacks, doubt the continuation of the previous nuclear policy and want to reconsider it.

The secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of the Republic of Salami also emphasized that if the negotiations reach the nuclear issue, Tehran will first demand recognition of its rights under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. These statements came as Mohammad Javad Haj Aliakbari, Tehran's interim imam, demanded on Friday to review the Islamic Republic's nuclear doctrine and move towards obtaining nuclear weapons.

He claimed that according to the latest polls, 70% of people support changing the nuclear doctrine, but he did not provide any source for this figure.

Previously, Abbas Guderzi, spokesman for the Majlis presidency, said in September that Iran's withdrawal from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, known as the NPT, and the revision of the nuclear doctrine of "Sahlal Fusul".

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