Brahma Chellanyy’s Column – War Has Inspired Iran to Make Atom Bombs INTEAD | Brahma Chelani’s column: War has inspired Iran to make an atom bomb

Brahma Chelani Policy for Center Research Professor Emeritus

The US and Israel attacks on Iran were promoted that it was to stop its nuclear program. While the result can also be reversed. Because now Iran has become confident that it is the only option to achieve atoms to avoid future attacks and to maintain their rule.

There was a time when Iran was prepared for talks on the subject through a mixed strategy of pressure and encouragement. In 2015, Iran also agreed to limit its nuclear program in lieu of relief and other concessions in the sanctions imposed on it through the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). But despite this, Donald Trump withdrew from JCPOA in his first term on Israel’s demand. This broke mutual confidence in 20 months of tireless diplomacy.

Some people argue that Iran was refining uranium more than necessary by keeping the international community in deception. In such a situation, he himself invited these attacks. These complaints are also justified. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) had expressed concern over the violation of Iran’s international obligations in its report before the Israeli attacks.

In the analysis of this report by the Institute for Science and International Security, it was also said that ‘up to 60% of its sophisticated uranium in Iran Fordo plant can turn 233 kg of weapon-grade uranium in just three weeks, making 9 nuclear weapons.’ But at the same time, the IAEA, while expressing the need for a quick nuclear treaty, also said that it does not have any strong indication that unannounced nuclear program is going on in Iran.

Despite this, American and Israeli leaders approved attacks on nuclear bases such as Iran’s furdos, Natanj and Isfahan, which fall under IAEA’s safety parameters and are monitored under Iranian commitments of the Anrew Announcement Treaty.

By doing this, he opened up the legal and verification-related frimworks curbing nuclear weapons. These attacks have reduced the strength of the IAEA. The principle of peaceful use of nuclear energy of the non -proliferation treaty has also been violated and international laws have also been violated.

Israel, who has denied signing of the US and the signing of the involvement treaty, which holds a record of wars for power-changing, also gave a wrong message to the world that only the weak are expected to follow the rules. In fact, if you have nuclear weapons, you can disregard international laws.

Pakistan nurtures terrorism, pseudo -fighting and turns threatening nuclear attacks. Pakistan may be a greater threat to regional peace than Iran’s fictional bomb, but the US is keeping silence on it.

In the decades of 80 and 90, the US governments ignored evidence of Pakistan’s intelligence in an intelligence manner and making atomic bombs. Pakistan also continued to assist billions of dollars. The result is in front of everyone as a fragmented nation.

Now that diplomacy is derailed, inspections are being disregarded and double norms are effective, then how can Iran agree not to make nuclear weapons? It is also strategically practical for him.

In the past, Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei has now accepted the Iranian decisions, despite the issuance of a fatwa against the nuclear thiyars and years of debate on the issue that there is no longer any other way to protect his country from the attacks.

Iran has every argument today, with the help of which it can be out of the scope of IAEA or can be involved in the race to become nuclear power by limiting it. For example, after the Israeli attack on the IAEA monitoring Osirak reactor, Saddam Hussain undergone his nuclear program underground, similarly Iran can continue its nuclear program in an intelligence manner. In such a situation, it will be a step taken in view of his danger on his existence.

If the atomic locations running according to security standards can also be attacked, then why would anyone trust in unemployment? If a country wants to avoid fate like Iraq, Libya, Ukraine, then he would like to make an atom bomb. (© Project Syndicate)