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Mohsen Rezaei says Iran is discussing whether to retain its previous nuclear doctrine if war breaks out again.

First reported
2026-10-31 20:29 (4 d ago)
Last update
2026-11-01 10:06 (3 d ago)
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  1. الميادين (Telegram) partisan 20:29 · 4 d ago
    Mohsen Rezaei says Iran is discussing whether to retain its previous nuclear doctrine if war breaks out again.
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  2. Press TV (Telegram) partisan 20:53 · 4 d ago
    Mohsen Rezaei says Iran has made no new decision to change its nuclear doctrine, while debate continues over retaining it if war breaks out again.
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  3. Google News – Iran (EN) wire 21:15 · 4 d ago
    WANA News Agency reports that Rezaei says Iran is debating a shift in its nuclear doctrine if war resumes.
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  4. أخبار جوجل – إيران wire 22:12 · 4 d ago
    Rezaei says there is discussion about Iran's nuclear doctrine.
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  5. أخبار جوجل – إيران wire 23:13 · 4 d ago
    Mohsen Rezaei says Iran is considering changing its nuclear doctrine if war breaks out again.
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  6. أخبار جوجل – إيران wire 23:42 · 4 d ago
    An Iranian general says Tehran is studying its nuclear doctrine in the event of another war.
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  7. Press TV (Telegram) partisan 23:42 · 4 d ago
    Iranian official Mohsen Rezaei says debate continues over Iran’s nuclear doctrine if war resumes, no decision has been made, and the US tone has changed.
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  8. Google News – Iran (EN) wire 08:19 · 3 d ago
    Rezaei says Iran is debating changes to its nuclear doctrine.
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  9. أخبار جوجل – إيران wire 10:06 · 3 d ago
    Iran says it has not changed its nuclear doctrine amid diplomatic moves to reach an agreement.
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