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Iran says ‘10 A-bombs’ claim never raised in talks, calls it fabrication

Apr 23, 2026, 18:50 GMT+1

Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman said claims about Tehran seeking to build “10 nuclear bombs” were never raised in negotiations, dismissing them as projections by opposing parties.

Esmail Baghaei said Iran has not introduced any such figures in its diplomatic exchanges.

“The claim that Iran wants to build a nuclear bomb has never been raised by us; these narratives are more a projection by the other side, and even calculations about 10 bombs are products of their own analysis,” he said.

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