TEHRAN – Iran’s nuclear chief, Mohammad Eslami, has announced that the country continues to make significant advances in its peaceful nuclear program despite the damage inflicted on its facilities during the recent 12-day war.
Monday 13 October 2025
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AEOI chief reports major nuclear achievements despite war damages
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