Iranian priorities over nuclear program

The Iranian people are witnessing a decline in support for the nuclear program, as a large popular wave protests against the state’s management, especially the Revolutionary Guard, which insists on continuing the nuclear program despite years of project setbacks and financial losses. Currently, the discussion centers on the cost of uranium enrichment and military programs, amid escalating disagreements within the regime's institutions regarding the priority of expenditures between economic crises—such as supporting basic goods and rehabilitating infrastructure—and defense and nuclear commitments. These disagreements lead to differences in officials' positions: some call for evaluating costs against strategic objectives, while others insist that enrichment and missile programs should not be prioritized in restraint measures. Ultimately, decisions remain dictated by the will of the Supreme Leader and the Revolutionary Guard, amidst an American escalation through sanctions aimed at increasing pressure on Iranian funding.

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