A member of parliament said that nine bills related to the Islamic Republic’s withdrawal from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) are being discussed in the parliament.

Majtaba Zulnouri, in an interview with Mehr News Agency, said that membership in this treaty creates obligations, but that the rights and interests of member states must also be ensured. Zulnouri added that it is not possible to accept that Iran carries out its obligations but does not benefit from the rights предусмотр (provided) in the treaty.

This member of parliament, criticizing the performance of the International Atomic Energy Agency, claimed that information from Iran’s nuclear facilities is exposed to misuse through inspections, and that inspectors become tools for identifying possible targets of attacks.

He went on to emphasize that the need to review the Islamic Republic’s continued membership in this treaty, given the current circumstances, has become more prominent than before.