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Khatibzadeh: Iran has never sought, does not seek, and will not seek nuclear weapons

Just now November 4, 2026 1 min read 📰 ISNA
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Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Khatibzadeh reiterated Iran's longstanding position against pursuing nuclear weapons during a conference. This statement is significant as it reflects Iran's commitment to its narrative of being a peace-seeking nation amidst ongoing international scrutiny. The matter is crucial for diplomatic relations and nuclear negotiations.

The Deputy Foreign Minister and Head of the Institute for Political and International Studies emphasized in his speech at the Fourth Eurasian Security International Conference that the Islamic Republic of Iran has never sought nuclear weapons, does not seek them, and will not seek them, as we believe that such weapons do not contribute to security.

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