Ahmedinejad: Iranians Don’t Need a Nuclear Bomb in Confronting Enemy

President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad reassured that Iranian people don't need a nuclear bomb to confront the greediness of arrogant states.

In a speech he delivered before a crowd of Islamic scholars, popular figures, and members of the Iranian embassy in Nigeria, Ahmedinejad praised African peoples, including Nigerian people's struggles against colonialism for the past 50 years and achieving independence.

He indicated that the colonialist and dictator states don't have the principles of respecting other nations, they commit crimes against innocents while bragging about human rights, and rule their countries with terrifying and complicated dictatorship."

The Iranian president clarified that these states steal other country's wealth and resources, and indicated that these arrogant powers fear the word of unity, faith in God and his prophets, and applying justice.

On the other hand, Ahmedinejad assured that Western states' claims that Iran has a nuclear bomb are just lies.

He criticized those countries' duplicity in dealing with their people, as some countries legitimize their possession of a nuclear bomb and prevents others from that.

Ahmedinejad assured that Iranian people don't need a nuclear bomb to confront the greediness of arrogant states, as the Iranian people's real "nuclear bomb" is their faith in God and resistance and efforts to achieve justice.

Moreover, Ahmedinejad referred to the Zionist entity as the biggest liar in history, clarifying that this entity owns over 200 nuclear warheads. He reassured that the Iranian nuclear program is for peaceful use and none of the international decisions could change the Iranian people's will.

Regarding the Palestinian issue, the Iranian president emphasized on Iran's democratic proposed solution that also matches with the United Nation's announcement, clarifying that Tehran's proposal considers the Palestinian peoples' right to choose their own fate.