Iran Says It Won’t Exit Nuclear Pact Despite Sanctions Snapback

Iran Vows to Remain in Nuclear Deal Despite Sanctions Threat Iran's President has stated that the country will not withdraw from the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty, despite the impending threat of renewed UN sanctions and domestic calls for a more confrontational approach. The announcement comes amidst the ongoing tensions between Iran and the international community over the country's nuclear program. The US has recently moved to reinstate UN sanctions on Iran, which were lifted as part of the 2015 nuclear deal. Despite the mounting pressure, Iran's President has reaffirmed the country's commitment to the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty, indicating that they will continue to participate in the agreement. This stance is in contrast to calls from some Iranian lawmakers for a more aggressive response to the sanctions threat. The decision to remain in the nuclear pact suggests that Iran is seeking to maintain its diplomatic and economic ties with the international community, even as it faces the prospect of renewed sanctions.