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Iran considers exiting Non-Proliferation Treaty

Lawmakers are also pushing to fast-track the bill's signing, with many arguing that remaining in the NPT will “bring nothing but losses” to Tehran.

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The representative of the people of Shahinshahr in the parliament said: "Given the special conditions the country faces, the Islamic Republic of Iran remaining in the NPT has no other result than harm to the country."

·Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of)
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The Iranian Parliament is pursuing a most urgent initiative to abandon the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty while the IAEA recognizes that it has been unable to verify part of Tehran's enriched uranium for more than a year and the G7 demands an end to military support for the Houthis.

Iran on the verge of withdrawing from NPT: MPs demand exit from agreement - It seems that we may have to withdraw from the NPT in order to be able to manage our own affairs, stressed Haji Deligani

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Mehr News Agency broke the news in Tehran, Iran (Islamic Republic of) on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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