Medvedev clarifies Russia won’t provide nuclear weapons to Iran amid crisis

Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev said that Moscow is not planning to provide Iran with nuclear warheads, after President Donald Trump mocked him for his suggestion that other countries would enter and provide Iran with nuclear weapons after the American strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities.

Medvedev, the Vice -President of the Security Council in Russia, said, originally on Sunday, that Iran will continue to advance its nuclear program and will receive assistance from other countries to do so.

Although Medvedev did not specify any country, he later made it clear on Monday that he did not talk about Russia.

“The American strike against Iran-she failed to achieve its goals, said Medvedev.

Trump is wearing Russia’s informal threat to Iran’s nuclear weapons: “For this reason Putin is the president.”

“I know very well what this will follow, after he supervised our nuclear forces as president,” said Medvedev. “But other countries may be – and this is what was said.”

Medvedev’s statement came after Trump called him by name in a post on the social truth after the original Sunday notes of the Russian leader.

“Have you heard that former President Medvedev, from Russia, throws an offer about the“ word ”(nuclear!), And saying that he and other countries will provide nuclear warheads to Iran? A social publication of the truth of the two.

Andrea Poster, Deputy Director of the Defense for Democrats, Non -Proliferation and Biological Entrepreneur, declared the first Medvedev as an attempt to boast and said it is unrealistic to provide any country to help Iran.

“The original Medvedev’s demand was likely to revolve around Russia or another country to provide Iran with nuclear weapons,” Stirker said in an email on Monday to Fox News. “No country, including Pakistan or North Korea, will not provide atomic devices to Tehran because it will be cursed by the United States if Iran uses weapons.

The Russian leader claims that many countries have prepared to provide Iran’s nuclear weapons after strikes

The map shows the nuclear sites in Iran that the United States sustained during the midnight. (Fox News)

The United States launched late strikes on Saturday, which targeted the main Iranian nuclear facilities, which included more than 125 American aircraft.

Trump announced early on Tuesday that the ceasefire had entered into force between Israel and Iran, but he was emitted in both countries after hours after accusations of both sides that the other had violated the agreement.

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President Donald Trump criticized “fake news” outlets to reduce the success of the US strikes on Iran while he was talking to journalists before riding on the southern grass from the White House on June 24, 2025. (Evan Fuction/Associated Press)

Trump told reporters, both Israel and Iran have failed to follow the conditions of the agreement, which he said is still valid.

“I am not happy with them,” Trump said at the White House on Tuesday morning.

“We have two countries fighting for a long time and so hard that they do not know what to do,” he said.