GeopoliticsNovember 2 at 02:58 AM

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei says withdrawal from the NPT remains under discussion, but Iran remains committed to the treaty, and denies that exporting 60%-enriched uranium to a third country was discussed in Doha, Naya reports

ORIGINAL · NewsquawkIranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei says withdrawal from the NPT remains under discussion, but Iran remains committed to the treaty, and denies that exporting 60%-enriched uranium to a third country was discussed in Doha, Naya reports

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The headline reports Iran remains committed to the NPT despite ongoing withdrawal discussion and says Baghaei denied Doha talks about exporting 60%-enriched uranium; verbatim remarks are unavailable.

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Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Baghaei says withdrawal from the NPT remains under discussion, but Iran remains committed to the treaty, and denies that exporting 60%-enriched uranium to a third country was discussed in Doha, Naya reports

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