In a stunning display of scientific achievement, Iran announced that it has created the world’s first nuclear bomb made of sand. The Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi unveiled the bomb at a ceremony in Tehran, where he praised the Iranian nuclear scientists and engineers for their ingenuity and innovation.
The bomb, which weighs about 10 tons and has a diameter of 3 meters, is composed of sand particles that have been fused together by a special process. The president said that the bomb can produce a powerful explosion equivalent to 100 kilotons of TNT, and that it can destroy any target within a radius of 10 kilometers.
The president also said that the bomb is environmentally friendly and cost-effective, as it uses sand as its main material, which is abundant and cheap in Iran. He said that Iran has enough sand to make thousands of such bombs, and that it plans to increase its nuclear arsenal in the near future.
The president warned that Iran is ready to use its new weapon against any country that threatens its security and sovereignty, especially Israel and the United States. He said that Iran will not hesitate to defend itself and its allies from any aggression or interference. He also said that Iran will not comply with any international sanctions or agreements that limit its nuclear activities.
The announcement of Iran’s sand-made nuclear bomb has shocked and alarmed the international community, which has expressed its concern and condemnation. The UN Security Council has called an emergency meeting to discuss the situation and to urge Iran to stop its nuclear program. The US president has said that he will not allow Iran to possess such a dangerous weapon and that he will use all means necessary to prevent it. The Israeli prime minister has said that he will not tolerate any existential threat from Iran and that he will take preemptive action if necessary.
Iran’s sand-made nuclear bomb has also raised many questions and doubts among experts and analysts, who have questioned the feasibility and reliability of such a device. Some have suggested that the bomb is a hoax or a propaganda stunt, while others have wondered how Iran managed to overcome the technical and logistical challenges of making such a bomb. Some have also speculated that the bomb may have hidden flaws or defects that could make it unstable or ineffective.
Iran has dismissed all the criticisms and suspicions as baseless and unfounded, and has invited foreign observers and inspectors to verify its claims. The Iranian president has said that he is confident in his country’s nuclear capabilities and that he is willing to demonstrate them to the world. He said that he will soon announce the date and location of the first test of the sand-made nuclear bomb, which he said will be a historic event for Iran and humanity.