The United States Wants to Raise the Issue of Access to Iran's Nuclear Stockpiles at the UN Security Council, Bloomberg Reports
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The United States wants to raise the issue of access to Iran's nuclear stockpiles at the UN Security Council, Bloomberg reports
The United States wants to raise the issue of access to Iran's nuclear stockpiles at the UN Security Council, Bloomberg reports.According to the agency, the US resolution will require Iran to "urgently eliminate non-compliance with the conditions" and...
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi calls on Iran to immediately return to dialogue and allow inspectors access to nuclear facilities, as the US, Britain, France and Germany push a resolution to refer the issue to the UN Security Council.
The United States, which has not achieved any achievements in confronting Iran after months of tension, has now started a new game using the leverage of the Security Council, perhaps through international pressure, to change Iran's policies in its favor.
Bloomberg: America intends to transfer Iran's nuclear file to the Security Council.
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