Iranian officials have repeatedly reaffirmed commitment to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty despite internal debates and calls for review following 2025 U.S.-Israeli strikes on nuclear sites. Senior figures, including the foreign ministry spokesman, have stated that Iran upholds its NPT obligations and that withdrawal is not an immediate priority, while noting it depends on external behavior such as sanctions and threats. Recent statements from the Assembly of Experts on November 12, 2026, described an NPT exit review as a national demand, yet no Article X notice has been issued and parliamentary bills remain stalled without broad consensus. Ongoing mediated talks and the short timeline to 2027 reinforce trader consensus that formal withdrawal is unlikely before then.