Iran says parliament is preparing bill to leave nuclear non-proliferation treaty
- Iran's parliament is preparing a bill to exit the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, according to the foreign ministry.
- Israel launched military strikes on Iran, citing concerns over its nuclear program, which Tehran insists is peaceful.
- The International Atomic Energy Agency reported Iran in violation of its NPT obligations for the first time in 20 years.
- Iran's foreign ministry stated that recent developments regarding Israel's attacks will influence Tehran's decisions concerning the NPT.
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What happens if Iran chooses to leave the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty?
Signed in 1968 and entered into force in 1970, the international treaty is aimed at preventing the spread of nuclear weapons and technology. India, Pakistan and Israel are not parties to it. What is its significance?
The NPT prohibits non-nuclear weapon states from acquiring them. However, critics call the treaty discriminatory, Al Jazeera reports.
Iran’s decision on Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty hinges on war developments: Envoy
Iran’s ambassador to the IAEA says the country’s decision to withdraw from the Treaty on the NPT will depend on future developments regarding Israel’s acts of aggression on the Islamic Republic.
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This is a case of awakening Iran to really the full deceit and the full evil that is represented by Israel and the United States and Europe in my view this uh you know the history of the last 60 years for my country I’m ashamed of it. You know my country was supposed to be a place of freedom and liberty and promoting freedom, instead we become agents of murder and mayhem, and we kill foreigners with no regard whatsoever and then wonder why peopl…
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