Archive · 24 Jan 2026
Iran's Representative Discusses Nuclear Stance and India-Iran Ties
A representative of Iran's Supreme Leader talked about how Iran never wanted nuclear weapons because it is against their beliefs.
He said Iran wants to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes like helping people.
He also mentioned that some international organizations treat Iran unfairly by putting sanctions and watching Iran's nuclear installations closely, while other countries with nuclear capabilities are not treated the same way.
The representative also discussed the long-standing friendship between India and Iran, which goes back 3,000 years.
He mentioned that Iranians studied Indian books on philosophy, math, astronomy, and medicine.
He said that despite economic problems due to sanctions, the situation in Iran is good and under control.
He disputed the numbers of people killed in recent protests, claiming they are exaggerated and fake.
He emphasized the need to distinguish between the real situation and what is imagined or reported by enemies.
Iran never wanted nuclear weapons as it is haram and seeks nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
Iran faces double standards with sanctions and supervision while other countries with nuclear capabilities face none.
The UN Security Council is divided on Iran's nuclear activities, with some supporting sanctions and others questioning their legality.
India and Iran have had a relationship for 3,000 years, predating Islam.
Iranians studied Indian philosophical books and achievements in various fields.
- Who
- Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi, Representative of Iran's Supreme Leader
- What
- Discussion on Iran's nuclear stance and historical relations with India
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Not specified
- Why
- To highlight Iran's peaceful nuclear intentions and address current economic and political issues
Iran's Perspective
International Organizations' Perspective
Nuclear Weapons
Iran's Perspective
Iran never wanted nuclear weapons as it is haram and seeks nuclear energy for peaceful purposes.
International Organizations' Perspective
Some international organizations impose sanctions and supervision on Iran's nuclear installations.
Sanctions and Supervision
Iran's Perspective
Iran faces double standards with sanctions and supervision while other countries with nuclear capabilities face none.
International Organizations' Perspective
International organizations argue that sanctions and supervision are necessary to prevent nuclear proliferation.
UN Security Council's Stance
Iran's Perspective
Iran believes the meeting on the 2015 nuclear deal is illegal and sanctions should be lifted.
International Organizations' Perspective
Some members of the UN Security Council support reinstating sanctions on Iran.
- Historical Ties
- 3,000 years
- Fields of Study
- Philosophy, Mathematics, Astronomy, Medicine
- Current Relations
- Good, under control
- Economic Problems
- Due to sanctions
- Protest Casualties
- Numbers disputed, claimed to be fake
- Nuclear Stance
- Peaceful purposes only, never wanted weapons
- Sanctions
- Double standards, heavy supervision
- UN Security Council
- Divided stance on Iran's nuclear activities
Sources
India-Iran Ties Go Back 3,000 Years, Older Than Islam: Khamenei's Aide
Iranian Supreme Leader’s Representative Calls Trump's 'Blown-Up' Threat ‘Old’, Says Tehran ‘Ready For Everything’
Iran Never Wanted To Have Nuclear Weapons, It's "Haram": Khamenei Aide
