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Iran Referred to UN Security Council for Nuclear Non-Compliance

The IAEA has referred Iran to the UN Security Council for non-compliance with the non-proliferation treaty, citing issues with access to nuclear facilities and information on enriched uranium. Iran condemned the decision, linking it to US and Israeli military actions that have disrupted inspections. The resolution received backing from 23 countries but faces potential obstacles due to veto powers held by China and Russia.

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The IAEA has referred Iran to the UN Security Council for non-compliance with the non-proliferation treaty, citing issues with access to nuclear facilities and information on enriched uranium. Iran condemned the decision, linking it to US and Israeli military actions that have disrupted inspections. The resolution received backing from 23 countries but faces potential obstacles due to veto powers held by China and Russia.

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Iran referred to UN Security Council for nuclear non-compliance

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Iran Referred to UN Security Council for Nuclear Non-Compliance