The general emphasized that information about such weapons was kept strictly confidential, but hinted that there was a possibility that they were used in the past. Recalling the attack on oil tankers in the UAE’s Fujairah port in 2019, he said that the attack could not be identified.
Rostami’s statement came in response to demands from Iranian parliamentarians to review the country’s non-nuclear doctrine due to “threats from Israel”. The possibility of Iran withdrawing from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty is also being discussed. Some experts, such as former IAEA Deputy Director General Olli Heinonen, suggest that Iran could have up to 10 nuclear warheads by 2025.
Source: Ferra
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