Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is going to meet US President Donald Trump later this month. During this time, Israeli PM along with Trump can take big steps against Iran’s ballistic missile program. There is a fear that Israel may attack Iran. Israel believes that if Iran gets enough time, it can strengthen its missile and nuclear programs again, which can become a major threat to regional security.

Reuters quoted NBC’s report as saying that Israeli officials are especially concerned about the nuclear enrichment sites that were attacked by the US with B-2 stealth bombers earlier this year. Israel believes that Iran is trying to reactivate these bases. For this reason, Israel wants that strategic coordination with America should be maintained and any possible threat should be dealt with in advance.

Iran hanged on charges of espionage

Meanwhile, Iran has hanged a person accused of spying for Israel. According to state TV, the hanged man was identified as Aghil Keshavarz, 27, who was accused of working for the Mossad. Iranian media claim that Keshavarz had taken photographs of military and security targets, including a military headquarters. He was arrested in Urmia city in the month of May. It was reported that he was an architecture student and he was accused of being involved in more than 200 espionage activities.

Supreme Court upheld the death penalty

According to the report, a case was filed against the accused, the trial court sentenced him to death and later the Supreme Court of Iran also upheld this sentence. After this he was hanged on Saturday.

Strictness increased after 12 day war

Since the 12-day air war between Israel and Iran in June, Iran has so far hanged 11 people on charges of espionage. About 1,100 people were killed in this conflict in Iran, which included many senior military commanders and nuclear scientists. At the same time, 28 people in Israel lost their lives in Iran’s missile strike.

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Iran’s nuclear program has been a matter of international controversy for decades, but Tehran is not ready to retreat despite the recent war and attacks. In an interview given to Fox News, Iranian External Affairs Minister Abbas Araghchi said that stopping uranium enrichment will have to be compromised on national pride and scientific achievements.

Iran made it clear that it would not eliminate its nuclear program in any external pressure (American-Israel). This attitude is not only political, but it also includes a deep cultural and scientific spirit. Araghchi, adding it to the hard work and achievements of Iranian scientists, described it as a ‘symbol of pride’.

The condition of nuclear installations after US-Israeli attacks
After the attack by Israel on 13 June, there was a 12 -day fierce battle between Iran and Israel. In the final phase of this war, the US started Operation Midnight Hammer, in which B-2 Spirit Bombers dropped 30,000 pounds GBU-57 Bunker Buster Bomb Dropped. The goal of these bombs was Iran’s major nuclear sites, in which Fordo Facility was the most important. Iran admitted that its nuclear facilities have been severely damaged in these attacks, but despite this the government says that enrichment will be continued and efforts to resume it will be intensified.

What is the purpose of nuclear program?
Israel and the US claim that Iran has enhanced uranium to the level that it can soon make nuclear weapons. At the same time, Tehran says that his nuclear program is entirely for civil purposes, such as energy production and medical research, but remains a matter of international doubt. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has questioned Iran’s program many times in its report. Still Iran is standing on its stand and says that he will not come under anyone’s threat.

National pride versus international pressure
Araghchi said that this is the hard work of those scientists who made it possible without any foreign cooperation. On the other hand, the US and its allies consider it a cause of instability in West Asia. They believe that if Iran makes nuclear weapons then it will be a threat not only to Israel but the entire region.

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