Iranian officials, including Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei, have repeatedly reaffirmed commitment to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) through November 2026, even as restricted IAEA cooperation continues amid damage from prior US and Israeli strikes on nuclear sites. Parliamentary proposals for withdrawal—ten registered by late October—reflect hardliner pressure tied to sanctions, inspections limits, and security concerns, yet senior figures such as the foreign minister and Supreme National Security Council secretary have described any shift as non-immediate and dependent on external behavior. Ongoing regional mediation for ending hostilities and limited IAEA access at Bushehr further signal continuity. Withdrawal requires three months’ notice citing extraordinary events, a threshold unmet by current verified developments.