Iran will never try to create an atomic bomb and does not seek to do so in the future, said Deputy Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic Said Khatibzade, ISNA reports.
"Iran has never striving to have nuclear weapons and never strives to do so in the future," he said.
Before this, The Economist wrote that Israel had launched a war with Iran due to the preparations for the preparatory work to combine the Nuclear Situations Corps by the guardians of the Islamic Revolution. In the evening of June 19, the White House announced that it would take Iran several weeks to create nuclear weapons. Against this background, Fox News reported that the United States does not rule out the use of tactical nuclear weapons in Iran.
