Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 12:13pm on 12 May 2024,Sunday International
Iran's Supreme Leader adviser Kamal Kharrazi suggests Iran could reconsider its nuclear stance if threatened by Israel. Tensions rose after Iran retaliated to a Damascus embassy bombing with drone and missile attacks on Israel. Despite past assurances against nuclear weapons, Kharrazi warns of changes in deterrence if Israel targets Iran's nuclear facilities. Efforts with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) face challenges, with little progress on Iran's nuclear commitments. IAEA head Rafael Grossi expresses frustration over Iran's lack of cooperation, urging action to address concerns. External interference, especially from Israel, complicates the situation.
