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Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson: Nuclear powers regard their weapons as a guarantee of freedom and security, but they call the same logic a threat to others. This is not peace, but a power monopoly based on a sense of self-superiority. A system that does not regard the enjoyment of security and peace as a right for all is not so much a guardian of peace as a promoter of hegemonism among specific groups.
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Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson: Nuclear powers regard their weapons as a guarantee of freedom and security, but they call the same logic a threat to others. This is not peace, but a power monopoly based on a sense of self-superiority. A system that does not regard the enjoyment of security and peace as a right for all is not so much a guardian of peace as a promoter of hegemonism among specific groups.
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