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Iran Vows To Continue Uranium Enrichment Despite Threat Of War

Iran has reaffirmed its commitment to continuing uranium enrichment, warning that the program will not be abandoned even in the face of military pressure or the threat of war.

Speaking amid heightened regional and international tensions, Iran’s foreign minister said the country considers uranium enrichment a sovereign right and a critical part of its national nuclear program. According to him, external pressure, sanctions, or the imposition of war would not force Tehran to reverse its position.

The statement comes as negotiations over Iran’s nuclear activities remain stalled, with Western powers insisting on restrictions to prevent the development of nuclear weapons, while Iran maintains that its program is strictly for peaceful purposes, including energy production and scientific research.

Iranian officials have repeatedly accused the United States and its allies of using coercion instead of diplomacy, stressing that threats and military posturing only complicate efforts toward dialogue. The latest remarks signal Tehran’s hardened stance and raise fresh concerns about escalation in an already volatile region.

Observers say the declaration could further strain diplomatic efforts to revive nuclear talks, while increasing fears of confrontation if channels for negotiation are not reopened.