US EditionUN atomic agency board urges Iran to provide full information about its nuclear stockpile
The IAEA Board called on Iran to disclose detailed uranium stockpile data and allow site inspections after June strikes, citing 440.9 kilograms of uranium enriched up to 60%.
- The UN atomic watchdog's board urged Iran to provide precise information about its uranium stockpile and grant access to nuclear sites.
- Nineteen countries voted for the resolution, while Russia, China, Niger opposed it and twelve abstained.
- Iran has not provided IAEA inspectors access to nuclear sites affected by the June war with Israel.
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US, Europe Urge Iran To Cooperate With UN Nuclear Watchdog Amid Rising Israeli Concerns
by Stefan J. Bos, Worthy News Chief International Correspondent VIENNA/JERUSALEM/WASHINGTON (Worthy News) – The United States and key European nations have urged Iran to fully cooperate with the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog, warning that continued obstruction of inspections poses a growing threat to regional and global security. A draft resolution submitted this week to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) by the United States, Brit…
UN nuclear watchdog demands Iran disclose nuclear status
The UN body responsible for nuclear energy policy issued a resolution on Thursday ordering Iran to disclose its stockpile of enriched uranium and allow inspections of nuclear sites bombed by the United States and Israel five months ago. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is a 180-member international organization accountable to the UN General Assembly and UN Security Council. The 35-member Board of Governors is able to shape the polic…
UN nuclear watchdog demands Iran open up bombed nuclear sites
VIENNA: The International Atomic Energy Agency board on Thursday (Nov 20) passed a resolution demanding that Iran provide "full and prompt" cooperation including access to sensitive nuclear sites, but Tehran immediately rejected the measure.Long-simmering tensions with the UN nuclear watchdog flared anew afte
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