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In an interview broadcast on US public television on August 11, local time, Mohammed Reza Nagdi, adviser to the Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran, issued a warning when asked about “the possibility that the US will use a nuclear bomb against Iran”: “If the US dares to use a nuclear bomb, then the next morning, all US military bases around the world will be occupied.” Faced with a question about “Iran would deter America if it possesses nuclear weapons,” Nagdi cleverly responded that Iran's “nuclear bomb” actually “won the hearts of people all over the world through resistance.” He stressed, “Iran doesn't need real nuclear bombs, nor does it need killings.” Regarding the fact that Iran's Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei never made a public appearance after taking over, Nagdi said, “This is his strategy; it is due to security considerations.”
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In an interview broadcast on US public television on August 11, local time, Mohammed Reza Nagdi, adviser to the Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran, issued a warning when asked about “the possibility that the US will use a nuclear bomb against Iran”: “If the US dares to use a nuclear bomb, then the next morning, all US military bases around the world will be occupied.” Faced with a question about “Iran would deter America if it possesses nuclear weapons,” Nagdi cleverly responded that Iran's “nuclear bomb” actually “won the hearts of people all over the world through resistance.” He stressed, “Iran doesn't need real nuclear bombs, nor does it need killings.” Regarding the fact that Iran's Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei never made a public appearance after taking over, Nagdi said, “This is his strategy; it is due to security considerations.”
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