Iranian lawmakers have introduced multiple triple-urgency bills in 2026 to withdraw from the NPT, citing IAEA resolutions, sanctions snapback, and military strikes on nuclear sites, with the latest parliamentary push reaching the Majlis presiding board in September. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei confirmed in early October that the option is under active discussion in political and expert circles due to perceived imbalances in treaty obligations, yet stressed that Iran remains a full NPT member since 1970 and will adhere to decisions by the Supreme National Security Council. President Masoud Pezeshkian has reaffirmed Iran's non-nuclear-weapons stance, while reformist and centrist elements continue to oppose exit. These internal divisions and absence of formal Article X notice sustain trader consensus that withdrawal before 2027 remains unlikely despite heightened rhetoric.