Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has dismissed a US proposal demanding the cessation of uranium enrichment, stressing that this process is integral to Iran's nuclear agenda. Khamenei emphasized the need for national self-reliance, arguing that the American plan undermines this principle. The talks between Iran and the US, aimed at curbing Iran's expanding nuclear capabilities in exchange for easing sanctions, have faced obstacles as Khamenei reaffirms enrichment's significance not only for energy but also as a crucial industry impacting various sectors, including medicine and technology.
One key aspect of national independence is the principle that 'We can do it ourselves.' The American plan goes 100 percent against that principle.
Uranium enrichment is crucial to the nuclear issue; that's why our enemies have focused on it.
[The Americans] want you to be reliant on them for radiopharmaceuticals, energy, desalination equipment, and in tens of other critical sectors.
Iran's nuclear program is a key industry that contributes to other sectors, including medicine.
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