US EditionIran Warns of Retaliation if EU Exploits UN Uranium Report
- Iran warned European powers it will retaliate if they reimpose nuclear sanctions following a leaked IAEA report on uranium enrichment.
- The warning comes as Britain, France, and Germany threaten sanctions if Iran's nuclear program poses a security risk, amid ongoing negotiatons and conflicting views on Iran's intentions.
- The confidential IAEA report shows Iran increased uranium enriched to 60 percent, far above the 2015 deal's cap of 3.67 percent, with a stockpile exceeding 9,200 kilograms.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned IAEA chief Rafael Grossi that Iran would take countermeasures against any unwarranted moves by European countries and called on the agency to prevent the misuse of its report, while the US presented a comprehensive proposal for a nuclear agreement.
- The situation implies heightened tensions as the IAEA Board will review Iran's nuclear program on June 9, with the snapback sanctions option expiring in October and diplomatic efforts continuing.
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Iran threatens response if Europeans ’exploit’ UN nuclear report
Iran on Sunday warned it would retaliate if European powers that have threatened to reimpose nuclear sanctions "exploit" a UN report showing Tehran has stepped up production of highly enriched uranium. The report by the International Atomic Energy Agency said Iran had sharply increased its stockpile of uranium enriched to up to 60 percent, close to the roughly 90 percent level needed for atomic weapons. Iran's total amount of enriched uranium no…
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