Iran Vows to Rebuild Nuclear Sites Stronger After Attacks

Iran's president, Masoud Pezeshkian, visited his country's nuclear places on Sunday.

He announced that Iran will rebuild any damaged nuclear buildings and make them even stronger.

These sites were hurt by attacks from Israel and the United States, who think Iran is trying to make nuclear weapons.

President Pezeshkian said that even if buildings are destroyed, Iran will not stop.

He also mentioned that Iranian scientists still have the knowledge for nuclear work.

This is not the first time he has said this; he made similar remarks before the recent strikes.

In June, Israel attacked Iran's nuclear and military sites, causing damage and killing scientists.

Iran's Foreign Minister described the damage as 'serious and severe.'

Meanwhile, a country called Oman is trying to get Iran and the US to talk again about the nuclear program.

Oman has helped with talks before, but they stopped when Israel attacked Iran's nuclear sites.

Iran's government has said they have received messages about starting diplomacy again.