Iran's New Leader Unclear on Nuclear Stance

0:00Here's more world news for March 18th. Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Arakshi says the country's opposition to nuclear weapons will not shift much anytime soon. Speaking to Al Jazeera on March 18th, he noted that the new Supreme Leader has not yet shared his public stance on the issue. The previous Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei issued a religious edict against weapons of mass destruction back in the early 2000s. He was killed early during the recent United States and Israeli military actions against Iran. Western nations like the United States and Israel have long accused Iran of pursuing nuclear arms. Iranian officials maintain their program, is purely for civilian energy needs. Arakshi explained that such religious rulings depend on the individual Islamic scholar making them. He added that it is too soon to assess the new leader Mochaba, Khamenei's legal or political positions. For now, officials are waiting for clearer signals from Iran's top leadership amid ongoing

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