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SECURITY & DEFENSE • IRAN

Some Iranian figures call for reconsidering pledge not to build nuclear weapons

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Some Iranian clerics and officials are calling for the country to reconsider its pledge not to build a nuclear weapon after its war with the United States, The New York Times reports. The article describes debate, not a confirmed government decision to pursue a bomb.

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Why it matters

A change in Iran’s nuclear policy could affect U.S. security and diplomacy, but the reports do not establish that the government has changed course. The immediate U.S. impact is therefore unclear.