Iranian President Raisi gave a statement that the development of nuclear weapons is inconsistent with Iran's national policy, and Iran reiterated that it will not develop nuclear weapons.
As Iranian president, is Raisi's remark a certainty? Does his emphasis on Iran's refusal to develop nuclear weapons reassure the international community and the International Atomic Energy Agency?
Now, the external environment that Iran is facing is not good. In such a state, how to learn from other nuclear-weapon states to protect themselves has always been something that Iran has been striving for. Iran is also well aware that only when it has nuclear weapons and its own sovereignty can its regime be consolidated.
If there are no nuclear weapons, then it is possible that other countries will take military action against Iran, including Israel. Without nuclear weapons, Western countries will also spare no effort to overthrow the Iranian regime, and Iran's possession of nuclear weapons is necessary to maintain the regime.
The second point is that Lacey said to the outside world that I don't have it, but it doesn't have to be, it may be that there is and that there is no. Just like Israel, Israel has been officially denying that it has nuclear weapons for years, but Israel's possession of nuclear weapons is a fundamental fact and a sure thing.
Some Israeli officials have inadvertently suggested that Israel possesses nuclear weapons. Therefore, Lacey said that he does not have nuclear weapons, and sometimes it is more appropriate to listen to the opposite and listen to the opposite.
Iran has the ability to develop and possess nuclear weapons, after all, it is only a matter of time before some countries, especially one country in the East, possess nuclear weapons, and Iran can also follow the example of Eastern countries to possess nuclear weapons.
Is the nuclear threshold difficult for Iran? Actually, it is not that difficult. What does it mean that Iran is to have nuclear weapons one day, it will have to conduct a nuclear test to verify whether the performance of its nuclear weapons meets the requirements?