Ebrahim Rezaei
Iranian MP and security commission spokesman backing the NPT withdrawal bill.
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Is Iran's security commission turning NPT withdrawal from rhetoric into law?
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- Who is Ebrahim Rezaei?
- Ebrahim Rezaei is a spokesman for the security commission of Iran's Islamic Consultative Assembly (Majlis). In March 2026 he publicly backed a bill to withdraw Iran from the Non-Proliferation Treaty, stating the treaty 'has had no benefit for us'.Source: Lowdown
- What did Ebrahim Rezaei say about the NPT?
- Rezaei declared that the NPT 'has had no benefit for us' when endorsing legislation filed by MP Malek Shariati to withdraw Iran from the treaty. The bill was listed as priority legislation on the parliamentary portal.Source: Lowdown
- What is Iran's security commission spokesman's role?
- The security commission spokesman speaks officially for the Majlis committee overseeing Iran's defence and intelligence matters. Rezaei's endorsement of the NPT withdrawal bill signals that Iran's parliamentary security establishment supports a formal break with the treaty.Source: Lowdown
- How does Ebrahim Rezaei compare to Malek Shariati on Iran's nuclear policy?
- Malek Shariati is the lead MP sponsoring the NPT withdrawal bill; Rezaei is the security commission spokesman who publicly endorsed it. Shariati drives the legislative initiative; Rezaei lends the security committee's institutional weight.Source: Lowdown
Background
Rezaei sits on the parliamentary security commission, the body responsible for overseeing Iran's defence and intelligence affairs within the Majlis. His public statement signals that the security establishment has legislative allies prepared to rupture Iran's remaining multilateral nuclear commitments.
Ebrahim Rezaei is a spokesman for the security commission of Iran's Islamic Consultative Assembly. In March 2026, he publicly endorsed the bill to withdraw Iran from the Non-Proliferation Treaty, declaring the treaty 'has had no benefit for us' . The bill, led by MP Malek Shariati, was filed as priority legislation on the Assembly portal.
If the bill passes, Iran would follow North Korea as only the second state to leave the JCPOA (Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action)'s parent treaty framework, replacing it with a rival compact among BRICS and SCO members . Rezaei's endorsement marks a shift from diplomatic posturing to formal legislative pressure.
