Iran threatens to pull out of nuclear treaty

Iran has renewed its threats to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty, with its president dismissing sanctions as “meaningless” and parliament seeking to end unannounced nuclear inspections.

Iran has renewed its threats to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty, with its president dismissing sanctions as “meaningless” and parliament seeking to end unannounced nuclear inspections.

The comments recalled the case of North Korea, which left the treaty in 2003. Last year Pyongyang declared it had nuclear weapons – unlike Tehran, which says its nuclear programme is only for generating electricity.

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