The New York Times Magazine mistakenly referred to the “Nuclear Proliferation Treaty”
An article on Page 22 this weekend about Israel’s response to the possibility of Iran’s acquiring a nuclear weapon misstates part of the name of a treaty that the International Atomic Energy Agency claimed Iran was in breach of. It is the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (not Proliferation).
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