Tehran not seeking nuke weapons
Iran's president yesterday told the United Nations that his country was not seeking an atomic weapon and demanded US guarantees it would abide by any revived nuclear deal.
"The Islamic Republic of Iran is not seeking to build or obtain nuclear weapons and such weapons have no place in our doctrine," President Ebrahim Raisi told the UN General Assembly.
He denounced the lack of pressure on Israel, an undeclared nuclear power, saying that Iran has complied with international commitments.
Raisi voiced doubt about the Biden administration's sincerity.
"They keep repeating the same stories of the past which puts a great deal of doubt on their true commitment to return to the agreement," he said.
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