🎥 Baqaei: Currently, we are members of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, and as long as we are members of this treaty, we are also aware of our obligations.

🎥 Baqaei: Currently, we are members of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, and as long as we are members of this treaty, we are also aware of our obligations.

🔹 The Foreign Ministry Spokesperson, in response to the question whether "the Foreign Ministry intends to use the parliamentary plan for a possible withdrawal from the Non-Proliferation Treaty as a diplomatic leverage to resist IAEA pressures?" said:

🔹 This discussion is very serious and is being discussed in political and elite circles in Iran. As a member of the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) since 1970, Iran, as a party that has fully complied with its obligations, has been subjected to the worst kind of military aggression; its scientists have been assassinated and its nuclear facilities have been subjected to sabotage attacks.

This is a serious question that if a country is going to participate in the Non-Proliferation Treaty, it should be able to utilize its benefits and enjoy its rights, instead of constantly being subject to pressure, threats, and sabotage military attacks.

This is a serious question. In general, the Foreign Ministry is also subject to the decision of the competent institutions in the country, but for now we are members of the Non-Proliferation Treaty and as long as we are members of this treaty, we are also aware of our duties.