Araghchi: Iran's Nuclear Technology Intact Despite Destroyed Facilities

There is no military solution to Iran's nuclear problem, and an agreement can only be reached through diplomacy and fair negotiations, without dictation from any party. This was stated by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi during an international conference.

"We will never give up our right to develop nuclear technology and enrich uranium. We are now stronger than during the 12-day war," he emphasized. According to Araghchi, Tehran's nuclear program is based on the rights enshrined in Article 4 of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).

The Iranian Foreign Minister noted that Israel, with the support of the US, is pursuing its geopolitical aspirations by "violating the foundations of international law." He accused Washington of pursuing "destructive policies" and attempting to impose its conditions on Tehran from a position of strength.

"Iran's response to the aggression of Israel and the US has been given in strict accordance with Article 51 of the UN Charter, which grants the inherent right to self-defense," Araghchi added, concluding: "Our facilities are destroyed, but our technologies are intact, and our will has been further strengthened."