Kothari: The management and control plan for the Strait of Hormuz is in the final stages/ If the rules were followed, we should have left the NPT years ago.

Kothari said: The goal is to manage, control and command the Strait of Hormuz, which is under the control of the IRGC, within the framework of the law. If international law was enforced properly, we should have pulled out of the NPT years ago.

Kothari said: The goal is to manage, control and command the Strait of Hormuz, which is under the control of the IRGC, within the framework of the law. If international law was enforced properly, we should have pulled out of the NPT years ago.

According to Ambassador Arjan Ismail Kothari, a member of the Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, during the martyrdom anniversary ceremony of Haj Hossein Hamdani, he stated in an interview: The management and control plan for the Strait of Hormuz has been extensively reviewed in the National Security Commission and is in the final stages. After finalizing the materials, the plan will be presented to the parliament's presiding committee.

According to the student's account, he added: Currently, the anti-influence plan is under review in the parliament, and 22 of its 33 articles have been discussed, and the Strait of Hormuz plan will probably be put on the agenda after that.

In the end, he clarified: According to themselves, the Zionist regime has 200 to 250 nuclear warheads, but it is not a member of the NPT, and the International Atomic Energy Agency cannot take any action against it. In such circumstances, what else does the law mean?

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