Islamic Republic Trapped in Lies and Broken Commitments, Iranian People Permanent Losers in Nuclear Games
Nuclear commitment violations and blatant lies by the Islamic Republic have made the Iranian people direct victims of its costly and selfish policies.
More than seventy days have passed since American strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, yet the Islamic Republic continues on a path of denial and cover-up. Not only have inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency failed to gain access to the bombed facilities, but Tehran, with blatant obstinacy, has blocked any avenue for transparency. This is the same policy repeated time and again over four decades: “disregard for international commitments, imposing costs on the nation, abandoning people to sanctions, poverty, and insecurity.”
The Washington Post said in this regard: “The most optimistic explanation is that Iran is preventing inspectors from entering because it fears independent verification of the complete destruction of its costly 30-year nuclear program. But hope has never been an effective strategy in nonproliferation efforts.”
These statements clearly show that the rulers of the Islamic Republic are even afraid to admit the failure of a project that has cost billions of dollars from the pockets of the Iranian people. While international evidence points to the transfer of enriched uranium reserves following American strikes, U.S. President Donald Trump wrote on his social media: “Nothing has left the facility. This is a very time-consuming and dangerous undertaking and these materials are very heavy and very difficult to move.” However, according to published reports, Trump’s claim was limited to the Fordow facility, while there are signs of uranium transfers from Isfahan.
On the other hand, David Albright, a former IAEA inspector, released new satellite images of Natanz and warned: “Recent satellite images of the Natanz enrichment facility show that Iran has removed and dispersed almost all chillers from two HVAC buildings at the Natanz fuel enrichment facility over the past week. Based on images dated August 30, 2025, 19 of a total of 24 chillers have been dispersed in various locations within the protected Natanz compound.”
He added: “This relocation and dispersal apparently constitutes a tactic to reduce the vulnerability of chillers to potential future air strikes, since these are high-value equipment and are currently not in use due to lack of electricity and the shutdown of the centrifuge complex following the bombing.”
Albright concluded: “These images are objective and documented evidence that the Natanz enrichment facility remains shut down due to strikes during the 12-day war.”
These developments once again expose the true nature of the Islamic Republic’s governance—a government that has never adhered to international commitments and, instead of accountability, has taken the fate of its people hostage and paid for its dangerous policies from the nation’s pocket. While the Iranian people struggle daily with inflation, unemployment, and instability, the rulers continue to pursue their dreams of atomic bombs and their own survival; dreams whose price is the future of an entire nation.
