Iran reaffirms NPT commitment amid hardliner calls for nuclear breakout
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Iran has informed Russia that it will not allow the export of nuclear materials, intending to keep these resources within its territory. This marks a potential shift in Iran's nuclear posture, though the specific materials and context remain unclear. The move could affect international non-proliferation dynamics and regional security calculations.
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Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary, Mohsen Rezaei, has definitively stated that no enriched uranium or nuclear material will be exported from the country, a stance communicated to both the US and Russia. Concurrently, Iran has delivered a formal response to Washington, outlining seven undisclosed conditions for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and any future negotiations, while explicitly denying ongoing talks with the US. This indicates a hardening of Iran's position, raising the risk of diplomatic deadlock and potential escalation.
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