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Iran Deputy FM Criticizes Nuclear Exceptionalism in Non-Proliferation Talks

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•Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister publicly criticized the current nuclear non-proliferation regime.
•The Deputy FM used the term 'nuclear exceptionalism' to describe the perceived unequal treatment of nuclear-armed states.
•The remarks were made on May 24, 2026, reflecting Iran's position on nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation.
•Iran is a non-nuclear-weapon state under the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT).

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▸If Iran pushes for reforms in the non-proliferation regime to eliminate nuclear exceptionalism it could increase tensions with nuclear-armed states and complicate diplomatic negotiations on nuclear arms control.

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MEIRNA (English)Non-proliferation regime must not be based on ‘nuclear exceptionalism’: Deputy FM

Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister stated that the global non-proliferation regime should not be based on 'nuclear exceptionalism,' challenging the idea that some countries are allowed nuclear weapons while others are not. This stance affects international nuclear diplomacy and efforts to prevent nuclear arms spread, influencing relations between nuclear and non-nuclear states. The statement comes amid ongoing debates about fairness and equality in nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation policies.