Iran is preparing a plan to withdraw from the NPT - the head of Iran's Parliamentary Committee on National Security said that the deputies have prepared bills to withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), taking into account the country's national interests and military doctrine. - According to the scenario in question, Iran can provide a three-month plan to withdraw from the treaty in the event of a new attack by the United States and Israel. - One of the options being considered is stopping the introduction of IAEA inspectors, while allowing inspections from Russia and China. In return, Tehran is counting on guarantees from Moscow and Beijing, including support for withdrawing from the NPT and developing nuclear weapons in the event of a new attack.

Iran is preparing a plan to withdraw from the NPT - the head of Iran's Parliamentary Committee on National Security said that the deputies have prepared bills to withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), taking into account the country's national interests and military doctrine. - According to the scenario in question, Iran can provide a three-month plan to withdraw from the treaty in the event of a new attack by the United States and Israel. - One of the options being considered is stopping the introduction of IAEA inspectors, while allowing inspections from Russia and China. In return, Tehran is counting on guarantees from Moscow and Beijing, including support for withdrawing from the NPT and developing nuclear weapons in the event of a new attack.