Iran’s President, Hassan Rouhani, addressed the United Nations General Assembly today, seeking to reassure the world about their country’s nuclear program. He also took aim at Israel over a 12-day conflict in June.
‘We do not want nuclear weapons,’ Rouhani stated during his speech. He emphasized that Iran has never sought nuclear weapons and will not do so in the future.
Speaking at the United Nations on Wednesday, President Rouhani expressed his country’s commitment to peace and reiterated that they have no interest in developing nuclear weapons.
According to Rouhani, ‘Iran has always been clear about its position on nuclear weapons, and we do not see them as part of our national security strategy.’ He highlighted Iran’s peaceful intentions and reiterated their opposition to nuclear arms.
Rouhani addressed the United Nations General Assembly, stating that ‘Iran has no interest in nuclear weapons and does not seek to acquire them.’ The President emphasized Iran’s stance on nuclear weapons and reassured the international community of their commitment to non-proliferation.
During his speech at the United Nations, Rouhani reiterated Iran’s stance on nuclear weapons, stating that ‘We have never sought and will never seek nuclear weapons.’ He also condemned Israel for their actions in a recent conflict.
President Rouhani emphasized Iran’s commitment to peace and stability, asserting that ‘We are determined to act responsibly and do not seek nuclear weapons.’ The President’s speech aimed to assuage concerns about Iran’s nuclear program and address recent conflicts.
In his address at the United Nations, President Rouhani reiterated Iran’s position on nuclear weapons, affirming that ‘We do not seek nuclear weapons and have no desire for them.’ He also criticized Israel for their involvement in a 12-day conflict back in June.
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