When did Iran Signed NPT?
Correct answer: C. July 1, 1968
- A. August 15, 1969
- B. November 5, 1968
- C. July 1, 1968
- D. June 15, 1967
Explanation
Iran signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty on 1 July 1968 and later ratified it in 1970. The signing date should not be confused with the treaty’s entry into force in 1970.
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