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US, Iran Clash at UN Nuclear Treaty Review Over Tehran's Program

The dispute centered on uranium enrichment, inspector access and Iran’s election as a conference vice president, with the United States backed by Australia and the United Arab Emirates.

  • On Monday, the United States and Iran clashed at the United Nations Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty review, with the United States criticizing Iran's nuclear program and its election as one of 34 vice presidents.
  • The NPT review convenes every five years, yet Iran's vice presidency candidacy—backed by the 121-nation 'nonaligned movement'—drew sharp rebuke from Yeaw as an embarrassment to conference credibility.
  • Iranian Ambassador Reza Najafi dismissed United States allegations as 'baseless and politically motivated,' while condemning recent United States and Israeli attacks on Iran's 'peaceful nuclear facilities.'
  • The United Kingdom, France, and Germany joined the United States in expressing concern, while Russian Ambassador-at-Large Andrey Belousov cautioned that 'politicization' risks undermining the monthlong conference.
  • President Donald Trump vowed to prevent Iran from building an atomic weapon amid rising global nuclear warheads and disarmament failures under the NPT framework.
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