Iran's Parliament Debates Ditching Nuclear Treaty

0:00It's March 30th. Welcome to U.S. News Today, powered by AI and covering the nation. Iran's parliament is now debating whether to ditch the nuclear non-proliferation treaty altogether. Their foreign ministry spokesperson laid it out on Monday, making it clear, Tehran has never chased nuclear weapons and won't start now. This push kicked off after that intense 12-day clash last June, when Israel and the United States targeted key Iranian nuclear sites. While makers are fed up, arguing the treaty promises rights to peaceful nuclear energy, but delivers attacks instead from what they call international. Bullies. They're weighing the real upsides of staying put, especially when those same powers block Iran's access while bombing facilities. For now, Iran says it'll stick to the rules as a member, but if parliament pulls the trigger, it could ripple through global nuclear dynamics big. Time.