
Iran Says It Has Conveyed War-Ending Conditions to United States
Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council says Tehran has not decided to leave the Non-Proliferation Treaty, adding that the decision depends on Washington's actions

Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council says Tehran has not decided to leave the Non-Proliferation Treaty, adding that the decision depends on Washington's actions

Abbas Goudarzi, spokesman for the presiding board of Iran's parliament, said Tehran could readily exit the Non-Proliferation Treaty and revise its nuclear doctrine, according to Mehr News.

The chairman of parliament's National Security Commission said Iran's exit from the Non-Proliferation Treaty is still under consideration, according to Mehr News.

A member of Iran's parliament said a triple-urgency bill seeking withdrawal from the Non-Proliferation Treaty has been submitted to the parliament's presiding board and is ready for debate.

A group of lawmakers in Iran's parliament says the Non-Proliferation Treaty has failed to protect the country's nuclear facilities or deliver promised benefits.