Iran's Vienna Mission Denies Nuclear Weapons Allegations as 'Blatant Lie'

Gate News message, April 14 — Iran's Permanent Mission to International Organizations in Vienna issued a statement on April 14 firmly denying recent allegations regarding Iran's nuclear program. The mission described claims that Tehran is seeking to acquire nuclear weapons as a "blatant lie" that lacks any factual or verifiable support, despite being repeatedly asserted.

The delegation emphasized that Iran's nuclear program has always been for peaceful purposes and reiterated that Iran conducts its nuclear activities within the framework of its relevant international obligations.

The statement also noted that false accusations against Iran's nuclear program do not contribute to mutual trust in the region and the international community, and that related issues should be viewed based on facts and international law.

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