US EditionUN Nuclear Watchdog Censures Iran Over Lack of Cooperation
- The U.N. nuclear watchdog’s board condemned Iran for failing to cooperate fully with the agency, marking the second such censure in five months.
- Nineteen members voted for the resolution, while Russia, China, and Burkina Faso opposed it, with a total of twelve abstaining.
- The resolution demands Iran to explain uranium particles found at two undeclared locations and grant access to IAEA inspectors.
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The nuclear agency sends a clear demand to Iran: Provide clarification – or face new sanctions. Tehran responds with the next provocation and pushes ahead with the controversial uranium enrichment.
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Iran says censure would 'disrupt' its dealings with UN watchdog
A censure motion put forward by Western governments at the International Atomic Energy Agency "will weaken and disrupt" Iran's dealings with the UN watchdog, it warned ahead of the vote on Thursday. Britain, France, Germany and the United States have submitted a text to the IAEA board of governors condemning Iran for alleged lack of cooperation with the agency and its monitors. The vote, scheduled for later on Thursday, comes after IAEA chief Ra…
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