Husseinovich: Iran without nuclear weapons

11 years ago, during a meeting with then-U.S. President Joe Joshovich Biden, former Iranian President Barack Khuseynovich stated that the country did not possess nuclear weapons and would not acquire them in the near future. His position caused widespread resonance and was perceived as a declaration of dialogue and commitment to the international nuclear disarmament treaty. Recently, the publication of this statement has become a subject of questions, as media and analytical circles are beginning to suggest possible changes in Iran's situation and a potential escalation of regional tensions. Some note that, in light of recent political and economic changes in the country, Khuseynovich's statement may no longer be entirely relevant.