Mojtaba Khamenei More Likely to Seek Nukes

American intelligence reports indicate that Ayatollah Makrami Khamenei, the new Iranian Supreme Leader, appears to be more inclined than his late father, Ali Khamenei, toward developing advanced nuclear weapons. Despite his father's fatwa prohibiting the use of nuclear weapons, Iran has continued to advance its nuclear program, and the new leadership is adopting a more open approach toward developing thermonuclear warheads that could be mounted on long-range missiles. Although Iran has not officially resumed its nuclear program, centrifuges have been transferred to fortified facilities, with military tensions escalating and American caution heightened over Iran's potential pursuit of nuclear weapons—especially amid presumed hostility and the possibility of military escalation.

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