Iran's Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi has issued a sharp warning: any attack on the nation's nuclear facilities will trigger an \"immediate and decisive\" retaliation, potentially escalating into a regional war. The statement comes amid rising tensions over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's threats and possible U.S. involvement.
🔥 \"A Big Historical Mistake\"
Araghchi called potential U.S. participation in such attacks one of the \"biggest historical mistakes,\" emphasizing Iran's readiness to defend its nuclear program. \"Our nuclear capability isn't stored in buildings—it's in the minds of our scientists,\" he told Al Jazeera, highlighting Iran's self-developed technology. 🧠💡
🛡️ Air Defense & Strategic Spread
Iran's nuclear sites are reportedly dispersed across the country and protected by \"very good air defense,\" making them \"difficult or impossible\" to destroy via airstrikes. Araghchi stressed that attacks would spark an \"all-out war,\" adding: \"Nobody wants this disaster—not inside or outside the region.\"
☢️ Nuclear Weapons Stance
While Iran claims it could produce nuclear weapons, Araghchi insisted they remain \"forbidden\" under the country's military doctrine. \"We ensure security through other means,\" he said, reaffirming Iran's commitment to non-proliferation.
As global observers watch tensions unfold, one thing is clear: the Middle East remains a geopolitical powder keg. 💥
