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Sunday,3 October 2021 (YJC)_ The director of the General Intelligence Office of the Zionist regime's army denied the previous claims of other Zionist officials about the short distance between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the construction of the atomic bomb.
Zionist officials in various forums accused the Islamic Republic of Iran of claiming that Iran was not far from building an atomic bomb, while officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran had repeatedly emphasized that, according to the Supreme Leader's fatwa, the construction of any nuclear weapon was inconsistent. It is based on Islamic principles and it is forbidden, and Iran does not seek such weapons in any way.
This time, however, the Zionists themselves have denied their claims against the Islamic Republic.
According to Sputnik, Tamir Hayman, director of the Israeli army's intelligence service, said in an interview with Vala that Tehran was not close to the level of enriched uranium needed to build a nuclear weapon.
The Israeli official, like other Israeli officials, expressed concern about Iran's uranium enrichment, saying that although Iran had achieved a "worrying" amount of enriched uranium, it was not in a position to produce an atomic bomb.
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