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A political and media campaign has intensified in Iran, calling for the country to acquire nuclear weapons and review the fatwa that prohibits them. The debate has spread from lawmakers’ statements to Friday prayer pulpits and media outlets linked to the regime, following the war with the United States and Israel. Tehran’s acting Friday prayer leader said that polls indicate more than 70% of Iranians support reviewing the doctrine, but provided no details that would allow the results to be verified. Some groups have proposed bolstering nuclear capabilities and moving closer to the “nuclear threshold” without building a bomb. Despite the growing calls and warnings about the risks, Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei said on October 31 that no official decision had been made to amend the nuclear doctrine.
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