Alireza Jafarzadeh

They are working on the weaponization part, which has been very little overseeing on that. The IAEA is pretty much doing nothing about the weaponization part. And then the delivery system, building the missiles to carry the nuclear warheads.

We just had two press conferences within the past four months showing that the main organization in charge of building the nuclear bomb, known as CEPAD, S-P-N-D, which we first exposed in July 2011, and three years later it was sanctioned by the US government, that entity is heavily involved in developing nuclear warheads in , but also in Tehran.

We just had two press conferences within the past four months showing that the main organization in charge of building the nuclear bomb, known as CEPAD, S-P-N-D, which we first exposed in July 2011, and three years later it was sanctioned by the US government, that entity is heavily involved in developing nuclear warheads in , but also in Tehran.

We just had two press conferences within the past four months showing that the main organization in charge of building the nuclear bomb, known as CEPAD, S-P-N-D, which we first exposed in July 2011, and three years later it was sanctioned by the US government, that entity is heavily involved in developing nuclear warheads in , but also in Tehran.

So whether Khamenei decided to put all these pieces together and build a bomb, that's a different issue. We should get ourselves involved with that. We should look at the realities on the ground. It's not about their decision, it's about what they're doing. This program since day one has always been about developing nuclear weapons.

So whether Khamenei decided to put all these pieces together and build a bomb, that's a different issue. We should get ourselves involved with that. We should look at the realities on the ground. It's not about their decision, it's about what they're doing. This program since day one has always been about developing nuclear weapons.

So whether Khamenei decided to put all these pieces together and build a bomb, that's a different issue. We should get ourselves involved with that. We should look at the realities on the ground. It's not about their decision, it's about what they're doing. This program since day one has always been about developing nuclear weapons.

It's not about energy, and now they're moving towards that direction. But getting back to your first question about how to bring about change in Iran, change is going to happen. You need to have several elements. First, the population. has to be in a situation to reject the regime, which is already there since 2018. As I mentioned, there've been nine rounds of major uprisings.

It's not about energy, and now they're moving towards that direction. But getting back to your first question about how to bring about change in Iran, change is going to happen. You need to have several elements. First, the population. has to be in a situation to reject the regime, which is already there since 2018. As I mentioned, there've been nine rounds of major uprisings.

It's not about energy, and now they're moving towards that direction. But getting back to your first question about how to bring about change in Iran, change is going to happen. You need to have several elements. First, the population. has to be in a situation to reject the regime, which is already there since 2018. As I mentioned, there've been nine rounds of major uprisings.

It's not really the intellectuals anymore, it's the poor, the deprived, the smaller town cities who used to be the bedrock of support for the regime, who are now involved in the protests. you need to have the organized opposition to move things forward, to turn this content into change. And that's what those resistance units are doing on the ground, around the clock.

It's not really the intellectuals anymore, it's the poor, the deprived, the smaller town cities who used to be the bedrock of support for the regime, who are now involved in the protests. you need to have the organized opposition to move things forward, to turn this content into change. And that's what those resistance units are doing on the ground, around the clock.

It's not really the intellectuals anymore, it's the poor, the deprived, the smaller town cities who used to be the bedrock of support for the regime, who are now involved in the protests. you need to have the organized opposition to move things forward, to turn this content into change. And that's what those resistance units are doing on the ground, around the clock.

At least an average of seven acts of resistance are doing a day in Iran. Not much is being reported in the media. And third is with the role of the outside world. Is the outside world helping the regime in maintaining power or they're holding them accountable and squeezing them? This is the missing part over the past few years.

At least an average of seven acts of resistance are doing a day in Iran. Not much is being reported in the media. And third is with the role of the outside world. Is the outside world helping the regime in maintaining power or they're holding them accountable and squeezing them? This is the missing part over the past few years.

At least an average of seven acts of resistance are doing a day in Iran. Not much is being reported in the media. And third is with the role of the outside world. Is the outside world helping the regime in maintaining power or they're holding them accountable and squeezing them? This is the missing part over the past few years.

Different administrations, whether it was in Washington in Europe, always gave them concessions. Now is the time to reverse that and you will see the impact. If the maximum pressure policies fully implement it. And what I mean by maximum pressure, you need to squeeze them where they actually feel it. And the most important element in addition to the sanctions is the organized opposition.

Different administrations, whether it was in Washington in Europe, always gave them concessions. Now is the time to reverse that and you will see the impact. If the maximum pressure policies fully implement it. And what I mean by maximum pressure, you need to squeeze them where they actually feel it. And the most important element in addition to the sanctions is the organized opposition.

Different administrations, whether it was in Washington in Europe, always gave them concessions. Now is the time to reverse that and you will see the impact. If the maximum pressure policies fully implement it. And what I mean by maximum pressure, you need to squeeze them where they actually feel it. And the most important element in addition to the sanctions is the organized opposition.

US should recognize the right of the people of Iran to stand up against the regime, overthrow them, recognize the right of those resistance units to confront the Revolutionary Guards, and you will see the outcome.