Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, may make a major announcement this coming Friday regarding a possible change in the country's nuclear doctrine, according to Iranian sources. This potential change could be a turning point in Iran's policy and have a significant impact on regional security and international relations.

Amid rising tensions in the region and ongoing conflicts involving Iran, the change in nuclear doctrine could signal a reconsideration of Tehran’s strategy to use nuclear technology and build up its defensive capabilities. In light of recent developments involving the escalation of the conflict with Israel and increased sanctions from the West, Iran may be reconsidering its approaches to ensuring security and deterring threats.

Although there has been no official confirmation of this information, statements about changes in Iran's nuclear doctrine are of great interest to the international community. Any change in course could affect further negotiations with international organizations such as the UN and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and make adjustments to the current situation in the Middle East.

Experts believe that a possible change in nuclear doctrine could be both a response to external pressure and an internal reaction to growing security challenges in the region.