Iran’s Parliament to Debate Changing Peaceful Nuclear Doctrine

The Iranian parliament will debate a proposal to modify the country's stance on nuclear weapons. This move comes amid ongoing diplomatic tensions over Iran's nuclear program, ahead of an upcoming United Nations vote. The letter, signed by Iranian lawmakers, calls for a change in the official policy of not pursuing nuclear weapons. This policy has been a key part of Iran's claims that its nuclear activities are for peaceful purposes. The debate in parliament reflects the growing tensions and high stakes surrounding Iran's nuclear ambitions. It also raises concerns about a potential shift in Iran's position, which could have significant implications for the diplomatic efforts to address the issue. The outcome of the parliamentary debate and the upcoming UN vote will be closely watched by the international community, as they could shape the future direction of the negotiations and the broader geopolitical landscape in the region.