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Iran’s Assembly of Experts on Thursday, November 12, 2026, called for discussions on withdrawing from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, reviewing the country’s defense doctrine, and strengthening deterrence. It said the threats had shown that international institutions could not be relied upon. The assembly warned that any new attack would prompt an immediate response and proposed establishing a headquarters to manage the war economy. However, its statement did not announce the start of withdrawal procedures or a decision to build a nuclear weapon. A spokesperson for Iran’s Foreign Ministry confirmed that the country remains a party to the treaty. The treaty requires parties to notify the other parties and the UN Security Council three months before withdrawing and to explain their reasons.
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