Exiled Iranian Prince: Iran Is Likely to Use Nuclear Weapons Against Israel
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Exiled Iranian prince Reza Pahlavi said that Iran is likely to use nuclear weapons against Israel. The headline of his remarks was published on the site today, and they raise important questions about security in the region.
Reza Pahlavi is the son of Iran's last shah. After the Islamic Revolution of 1979, he and his family left Iran, and he has lived outside the country since then. Since then, he has criticized the government in Iran and presented himself as an opponent of the regime.
The subject of Iran's nuclear program has occupied Israel and the world for many years. Israel sees this program as a security threat. Western countries demand that Iran limit its nuclear activity. Iran claims that the program is intended for civilian energy production and not for producing weapons.
It is important to remember that this is the position of one individual, and not a verified fact. The question of the nuclear risk remains disputed among experts, politicians, and residents of the region. Readers are invited to follow additional sources in order to understand the full picture.
Sources: היום
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