The spokesperson for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Esmail Baghaei, has strongly refuted reports regarding the Islamic Republic's nuclear program, intercontinental ballistic missiles, and the death toll during recent unrest.
The Operative Information Center-OMM, citing the IRNA news agency, reports that the official representative characterized these allegations as "big lies."
Baghaei noted that fabricated narratives are being utilized to intensify a hostile propaganda campaign against the country. According to the spokesperson, such disinformation is specifically designed to mislead the international community and distort the reality of Iran's sovereign activities.
The dispute over Iran's nuclear and missile capabilities remains a central point of tension in Middle Eastern geopolitics. While Tehran maintains that its nuclear program is intended solely for peaceful, civilian purposes, several Western nations and international monitors have frequently raised concerns regarding the transparency of its enrichment activities and the development of long-range delivery systems.
