The Iran Project - Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), declared that despite facing two decades of industrial sabotage, the Islamic Republic has made significant advances in its nuclear technology.

Mohammad Eslami said on Tuesday that, "The country's nuclear science, which serves as a propeller for all industries, has come by while much industrial sabotage was committed [to impede its advancement] over the last 20 years."

He stated that the country's nuclear science has continued to progress despite assassinations of Iranian nuclear scientists, sanctions, psychological operations, and international pressure.

Israeli regime has assassinated as many as seven Iranian nuclear scientists and targeted Iran's nuclear installations on several occasions with terrorist crimes.

In line with its attempts to cast Iran�s nuclear energy program in a bad light, the regime�s successive officials have also been running a raucous propaganda campaign to sabotage the Islamic Republic�s nuclear activities.

This is while, the regime itself is the Middle East region�s sole possessor of nuclear weapons that has -- thanks to support provided to it by the United States, its oldest and strongest ally -- evaded joining the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

Eslami highlighted that Iran's nuclear energy program has achieved a leading global status, which has made its enemies intolerant.

He emphasized the importance of investing in stronger and more integrated efforts to further advance Iran's nuclear capabilities.

Eslami also mentioned that Iran is now among the top producers of radiopharmaceuticals, heavy water, and semiconductors, attributing these achievements to the dedication and continuous efforts of the Iranian people.