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Russia does not want Iran to withdraw from Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty

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How the story spread

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Who wrote first

  1. Russia RIA Novosti
  2. Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia Report.az (Azerbaydzhan)
  3. Middle East The Jerusalem Post

How it is reported

Russia

RIA Novosti translate
Iran's parliament considers withdrawing from NPT
Interfax translate
Tehran considers the possibility of withdrawing from the NPT
RBC translate
In Iran announced the consideration of a possible withdrawal from the NPT
Kommersant translate
Iran’s parliament to consider draft withdrawal from NPT as urgent matter
TASS translate
Iran’s parliament may consider a plan to withdraw from the NPT
Lenta.ru translate
Iran withdraws from nuclear weapons treaty
MK translate
Peskov: partners in Iran confirm peaceful nature of nuclear program
RIA Novosti translate
The Kremlin commented on Iran's statements about plans to withdraw from the NPT
RIA Novosti translate
Russia does not want Iran to withdraw from the NPT, said Peskov
TASS translate
Peskov: Russia hopes that Iran will remain a responsible party to the NPT

Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia

Report.az (Azerbaydzhan) translate
Iran's parliament to urgently consider draft withdrawal from NPT
News.am (Armeniya) translate
Tehran considers the possibility of withdrawing from the NPT
APA (Azerbaijan)
Iran considering three-point plan to withdraw from Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
APA (Azerbaijan)
Russia does not want Iran to withdraw from Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty

Middle East

The Jerusalem Post
Russia's Kremlin says it does not want Iran to leave nuclear non-proliferation treaty
Anadolu Agency
Russia wants Iran to remain part of nuclear treaty: Kremlin

Barely covered it

Europe (0 of the usual ~6), Asia and Oceania (0 of the usual ~7)

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