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MORE IRANIANS WANT A NUCLEAR BOMB NOW THAN BEFORE THE WAR, WITH CALLS FOR IRAN TO ACQUIRE NUCLEAR WEAPONS GAINING GROUND AMONG CLERICS AND POLITICAL FIGURES AFTER WARS WITH THE U.S. AND ISRAEL, BRINGING A ONCE-FRINGE POSITION INTO…
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Support for Iran acquiring nuclear weapons has risen above pre-war levels, with calls once confined to the fringe now gaining traction among clerics and political figures, according to The New York Times. The shift follows Iran's conflicts with the U.S. and Israel, which have pushed the debate into the mainstream. The report, cited by First Squawk, signals a potential hardening of Iranian strategic posture. Watch for whether the evolving domestic consensus translates into tougher negotiating positions or a faster push toward weapons-grade enrichment.
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