Tasnim, a news agency affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, reported on Sunday, November 10 that Mohsen Araki, a member of the Board of Directors of the Assembly of Leadership Experts and a member of the Feasibility Assessment Council, called for a review of the Islamic Republic's membership in the NPT at the beginning of its extralegal course, referring to its extralegal course. According to this report, Araki said: "Over the past years, the Islamic Republic has suffered many injuries and blows due to its membership and continued adherence to this agreement, while it has not received proportionate benefits from this membership." A member of the supreme council of the theological seminaries said: "It is necessary for the authorities to check the continued presence of the state in this agreement, considering the experiences gained." Referring to the government meetings at night, Araki said that we expect them to put this demand on their agenda and ask the authorities to reconsider the continued presence of the Islamic Republic in the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.

Tasnim, a news agency affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, reported on Sunday, November 10 that Mohsen Araki, a member of the Board of Directors of the Assembly of Leadership Experts and a member of the Feasibility Assessment Council, called for a review of the Islamic Republic's membership in the NPT at the beginning of its extralegal course, referring to its extralegal course. According to this report, Araki said: "Over the past years, the Islamic Republic has suffered many injuries and blows due to its membership and continued adherence to this agreement, while it has not received proportionate benefits from this membership." A member of the supreme council of the theological seminaries said: "It is necessary for the authorities to check the continued presence of the state in this agreement, considering the experiences gained." Referring to the government meetings at night, Araki said that we expect them to put this demand on their agenda and ask the authorities to reconsider the continued presence of the Islamic Republic in the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.