24 September, 2025
Iranian President Pezeshkian: Iran has ‘no intention’ to make atomic bombs
Iranian President Masaud Peseshkian spoke at the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday.
Pezeshkian told the Chamber that Iran has “no intention” to make atomic bombs.
“I once again announce that Iran is never and will never try to make atomic bombs. We do not try to make atomic bombs.
In June, the speech of Peseshkian, in view of bombing the Iranian atomic and military facilities, is known as 12 days.
Under the administration of President Donald Trump, the US Army on 22 June bombed three Iranian nuclear sites.
Pezeshkian characterized Israeli and American attacks as “a serious blow on the International Trust and the great possibility of peace in the region”.
Trump has reiterated that the Islamic Republic of Iran should not receive nuclear weapons.
During Trump’s first term in 2018, he excluded the US from the Joint Comprehensive Action Plan (JCPOA), a deal in which Iran agreed to curb its nuclear program in exchange for relief of sanctions. The US then provoked restrictions and other punitive measures against Iran after a comeback.
European ‘Snapback Ban’ on Iran
China, France, UK, Russia, Germany and the European Union are signed in JCPOA.
Last month, France, UK and Germany announced that I would proceed against Iran with “Snapback Bheles”, saying that Tehran was not laying with his commitments in relation to JCPOA.
Pezeshkian’s assurance that Iran is not demanding a atomic bomb before Saturday’s deadline when snapback sanctions will be implemented.
Pezeshkians are meeting with the discovery of European leaders to prevent restrictions in the last minute bid in UNGA as French President Emmanuel Macron.