U.S. intelligence agencies have assessed that Iran’s new supreme leader is more willing to pursue a nuclear weapon than his predecessor, according to a new report. The previous leader, who was killed early in the war, had renounced the development of nuclear arms. His son, who now holds the top position, is believed to be more interested in building a bomb. The assessment is based on intelligence gathered by U.S. spy agencies, though specific evidence was not disclosed. Iran has long been under international scrutiny for its nuclear program, which it claims is for peaceful purposes. The change in leadership raises concerns about the country’s future direction. The United States and its allies have warned against any nuclear weapons development in the region. The report did not provide details on how advanced Iran’s program might be or a timeline for a potential weapon. Iran’s new leader has not publicly commented on the allegations. The situation remains under close watch by global powers.