Iranian lawmakers have repeatedly introduced bills and floated withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty since early 2026 strikes on nuclear sites, with hardline parliamentarians and officials such as Mohsen Rezaei citing lack of benefits and reciprocal responses to external pressure. These moves remain at the discussion or legislative-consideration stage without passage or the required 90-day notice and supreme-national-interest declaration. Tehran has instead suspended IAEA access and inspections while maintaining that it functions effectively outside full safeguards without formal exit. A June 2026 U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding reinforces the status quo on enrichment and stockpile handling under potential IAEA oversight, reflecting diplomatic incentives over treaty withdrawal. Analysts describe the rhetoric as leverage in ongoing negotiations rather than imminent policy, consistent with trader expectations that no exit will occur before 2027.