Iran responds to Israeli strike by considering changes to nuclear doctrine

A senior representative of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, General Ahmad Hajtalab, who is responsible for issues related to nuclear development in the IRGC, recently stated that Iran may revise its nuclear doctrine in response to possible Israeli strikes. He emphasized that threats from the Zionist regime to attack their nuclear facilities could lead to a reevaluation of Iran’s nuclear strategy. General Hajtalab also mentioned the knowledge of Israeli nuclear facility locations and the readiness to respond if necessary.

International experts believe that Iran is on the brink of acquiring nuclear weapons and could become a nuclear power in a short timeframe with the right decision. However, the final approval lies with the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Additionally, General Hamid Vahedi of the Iranian Air Force mentioned preparations to use Su-24 bombers to potentially attack Israel. These bombers, obtained from the USSR Air Force, have the capability to carry conventional weapons as well as bombs with tactical nuclear warheads.

In light of these developments, it is crucial to understand the implications of Iran’s nuclear ambitions and potential military actions. The situation raises concerns about regional stability and the broader implications for global security. As tensions escalate, it is essential for diplomatic efforts to prevent any escalation of conflict and promote peaceful resolutions to the ongoing disputes. The international community must closely monitor the situation and work towards de-escalation to avoid a catastrophic outcome.