President Trump's military threats against Iran have incited strong defiance from its leadership, prompting discussions on abandoning the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. Key figures in Iran advocate for rethinking the nation's nuclear strategy, with support for developing nuclear weapons growing among hardline factions. Amid ongoing US airstrikes on Yemen and blame towards Iran for Houthi actions, Iranian leaders express concern over their security. Multiple media outlets in Iran signal that Trump's policies might lead more countries to pursue nuclear capabilities, raising fears about the future of global non-proliferation efforts.
Amid Trump's threats, Tehran's leadership is met with defiance, igniting discussions about potentially abandoning the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.
In the face of US military action threats, Iran's leadership is reconsidering its nuclear policies, with increasing support for nuclear armament among hardline factions.
As tensions escalate, Iranian officials warn that continued US threats could lead Iran to abandon its commitment to the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Calls from hardliners in Iran suggest a shift towards nuclear armament as a defensive measure against perceived threats from the US.
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