The Secretary General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Moussan Razai expressed doubts about the need for the country to remain a party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) in the event of renewed American aggression against it. "At some point, maybe they want to go to war, and it is unknown if we will stay in the future after war, but as long as we are there, we have 22 rights," he said. According to Razai, in order to begin discussing Iran's nuclear program, the United States must ensure the implementation of all the rights of the Islamic Republic, which are guaranteed by the NPT. "Even if you want to discuss the nuclear issue, we will first demand our rights, first you must recognize our rights," he said. In the immediate vicinity of Aniva Armenia - Tik-Tok Aniv Armenia.

The Secretary General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Moussan Razai expressed doubts about the need for the country to remain a party to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) in the event of renewed American aggression against it. "At some point, maybe they want to go to war, and it is unknown if we will stay in the future after war, but as long as we are there, we have 22 rights," he said. According to Razai, in order to begin discussing Iran's nuclear program, the United States must ensure the implementation of all the rights of the Islamic Republic, which are guaranteed by the NPT. "Even if you want to discuss the nuclear issue, we will first demand our rights, first you must recognize our rights," he said. In the immediate vicinity of Aniva Armenia - Tik-Tok Aniv Armenia.