Someone should tell Ritter. /s

Whilst Israel obsesses over Iran making nuclear weapons, their ACTUAL research is reaping massive medical rewards.
Right, so as reports state than matters have gone constructively over the weekend in regards of indirect talks via Oman between the US and Iran regarding Iran’s nuclear research program, it hasn’t stopped many in the US and especially in Israel continuing to bleat that Iran are researching nuclear weapons and that all of their nuclear research must be destroyed. Well here’s a story that goes to show just how stupid a move that would be.

You see April 9th marked Iran’s National Nuclear Technology Day, celebrating the anniversary of, all the way back in 2006, when Iran for the first time completed the uranium enrichment cycle birthing their nuclear research program as it stands today. Each year, on this day, Iran showcases its advancements in this regard and contrary to any of it ever being towards a nuclear weapon, this year they’ve showcased an absolutely monumental medical breakthrough. Rather than Iranian nuclear research marking an existential threat to the world, what Iran is actually doing could be of benefit to us all, so whilst the US and most of all Israel demand the destruction if Iranian nuclear research, based on nothing but paranoia over nuclear weapons which are prohibited in Iran anyway, what could actually be lost would be a loss to us all.
Right, so when you think of nuclear research programs, especially in light of the pro Israel propaganda so often placed before us under cover of being news, you think of nuclear weapons, because we all fear such things ever being used and we think of nuclear power, because we have such things ourselves to power our homes and businesses, we probably consider nuclear medicine a lot less, unless you happen to have had treatment for cancer, or you’ve had some specialist type of scan for imaging and diagnosis, but the applications in such matters are huge and on this year’s National Nuclear Technology Day in Iran, no fewer than 6 major technological breakthroughs were announced in relation to Iranian nuclear research, half of which were in the field of nuclear medicine. Of these arguably the biggest breakthrough was the announcement of commercial production of Rhenium-188, a radioactive isotope critical for targeted cancer therapy. This achievement shatters Germany’s long-standing monopoly on the isotope, up until this point the only nation that could commercially produce it and as such we could well now see lowering costs of this pharmaceutical and increasing accessibility for patients globally. Alongside this, Iran announced the production of two cutting-edge radiopharmaceuticals in Gallium FAPI, designed to aid the detection of more than 30 different types of cancer and Lutetium FAPI, to be used in the treatment of advanced-stage cancers.

These developments come just months after Iran’s National Institute of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology announced a groundbreaking new anti-cancer vaccine that is due to become available this summer, further cementing the country’s status as a leader in oncology innovation.

Iran’s Nuclear Research Just Made A MASSIVE Medical Breakthrough!

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Iran breaks Germany’s monopoly in producing cancer-treating Rhenium-188