Iran's Atomic Energy Chief Pledges to Achieve Nuclear Goals Even If Country Is Bombed a Thousand Times - Sarmad
Mohammad Eslami, head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization, pledged to achieve the goals of the nuclear industry “even if his country is bombed a thousand times,” announcing the beginning of a new era under the presence of Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei.
The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization vowed to continue the nuclear industry’s progress despite all challenges and threats.
Eslami noted that this vision has elevated Iran’s atomic energy to a prestigious status comparable to that of advanced countries, even though those nations benefited from unlimited support, resources, and facilitations.
Speaking at a memorial ceremony for the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, he pointed out that the hostility of institutions and strategic studies centers attacking Iran is fundamentally rooted in a civilizational clash, because the Islamic Revolution has transformed Iranian civilization into a lofty one aligned with divine traditions, according to Eslami.
He added, “What is most important to us is returning to the original vision and resolve established by our late leader. Today, in this sacred place, my colleagues and I swear before Almighty God that we are determined to work until our last breath to realize the ideals of the Islamic Revolution. Even if they bomb us a thousand times, by the grace of God we will achieve our goals, and thus fulfill our promises. Know that we will keep our promises even more strongly, and by God’s permission, we will reach the peak of progress and make a greater impact on the lives of our beloved people.”
He affirmed that the nuclear industry was initiated under the guidance of the late Supreme Leader, and announced a new era with his son, Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei, saying, “He shares the same vision as his father regarding the nuclear industry, gives it a special place, and supports it decisively and seriously.”
In conclusion, Eslami and his colleagues swore to work until their last breath “to achieve the goals of the Revolution,” urging workers in the nuclear sector to be stronger than ever, considering what has been achieved as “a divine favor,” and wishing success and perseverance to move forward toward achieving the nation’s goals and progress.
