Iran demands worldwide elimination of nuclear weapons stockpiles

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Hossein Amir Abdollahian, has stated that Tehran demands the elimination of all global stockpiles of nuclear weapons, as they pose the greatest threat to humanity. According to "Detq", this is reported by the Iranian state news agency IRNA.

"Iran demands the destruction of all nuclear weapons, which are the greatest man-made threat to humanity. The complete elimination of nuclear weapons is the only effective and reliable way to prevent the recurrence of tragedies like Hiroshima and Nagasaki," he said.

Iran's top diplomat emphasized that Iran, "being the largest victim of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) since World War II as a result of the use of chemical weapons by Saddam Hussein's regime, emphasizes that the only guarantee of non-use of WMD, including nuclear weapons, is its complete, irreversible and verifiable destruction."

Abdollahian added that Iran firmly believes that the integrity and functioning of the NPT depends on the full implementation of all its obligations, including Article 6, which requires nuclear-weapon states to negotiate effective and result-oriented denuclearization. : According to him, if all the member states of the Conference on Disarmament, especially the nuclear powers, show political will and fulfill their disarmament obligations, it will be possible to get out of the impasse.

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Despite Iran's many denials, international actors claim that Iran is using prohibited nuclear weapons. In this context, official Tehran demands that all countries eliminate their nuclear stockpiles, which will contribute to the establishment of world peace.