According to Iran's Mehr News Agency, Mojtaba Zolnouri, a member of parliament from Qom province, stated that nine proposals concerning Iran's withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) are currently on the parliamentary agenda. The parliamentarian criticized the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) treatment of Iran. He stated that joining the NPT means Iran must assume corresponding obligations, but at the same time, the rights and interests of member states should also be guaranteed. It is unacceptable that Iran fulfills its treaty obligations but cannot enjoy the rights stipulated in the treaty. Currently, information related to Iran's nuclear facilities may be at risk of being misused due to inspection activities, and IAEA inspectors may even be used as tools to identify potential targets for attack. Under these circumstances, the necessity for Iran to remain in the treaty is more prominent than ever before.
