Aged Khamenei Vows Continued Nuclear Development After US Strikes

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Following an extended period of public absence during the military crisis, Iran’s Supreme Leader reappeared to address the conflict’s impact. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei appeared significantly more aged and spoke with difficulty, showing the physical toll of the prolonged confrontation.
The Iranian leader’s speech focused on challenging American characterizations of the nuclear strikes’ effectiveness while acknowledging substantial damage. International nuclear agency officials confirmed extensive destruction to Iranian atomic infrastructure, though they avoided declaring the program completely eliminated.
Iran’s retaliatory strike against US forces in Qatar was presented by Khamenei as evidence of his country’s continued military effectiveness. He described this action as successful response to American aggression and demonstration that Iranian capabilities remained intact despite the bombardment.
The ceasefire has allowed Iran to begin the process of recovery while signaling its intention to continue nuclear development. The country has partially reopened its airspace and begun restoring normal activities, while parliament moves to limit cooperation with international nuclear inspectors.

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