Mohammad Eslami, the head of the Atomic Energy Organization, emphasized Iran's long-term plans in the field of nuclear energy during a press conference, stating that the country will never abandon its goals of producing 20,000 megawatts of nuclear power. Eslami pointed to history and past experiences, announcing that even during wartime, nuclear construction projects were not halted and will not be suspended in the future.
Emphasis on the Continuation of Projects
Eslami continued in this meeting by stating that nuclear energy is of great importance as a sustainable and clean source for Iran's future, noting: "We are striving to meet the country's energy needs and reduce dependence on fossil resources by developing our nuclear capabilities using modern technologies." He also referred to international challenges and threats, saying: "Despite all the problems, we will continue our programs and will not spare any effort in this path."
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Attacks on Nuclear Facilities
The head of the Atomic Energy Organization referred to recent attacks on nuclear facilities and labeled these actions as "war crimes." Eslami emphasized that such attacks not only negatively impact the development of nuclear energy but also harm the security and stability of the region, stating: "We ask the international community to respond to these hostile behaviors and support Iran's rights in the peaceful use of nuclear energy." Eslami's remarks reflect Iran's serious determination to continue its path in the field of nuclear energy and to stand firm against external pressures and threats.
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