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US draft resolution at IAEA demands Iran open up on sites, uranium stocks
- The United States is drafting a resolution at the IAEA urging Iran to disclose details on bombed sites and enriched uranium stocks.
- The draft demands Iran provide precise information on nuclear material accountancy and allow access to verify it, without delay.
- The move stops short of referring Iran to the U.N. Security Council, a path some diplomats had considered.
- The draft underscores U.S. intent to pursue accountability while seeking broader talks with Tehran on its nuclear program.
- Russia criticized the resolution, arguing it would undermine cooperation with Iran.
- China and Russia have opposed recent resolutions against Iran, illustrating a divided stance at the IAEA Board.
- The board meeting is a quarterly event where nations weigh IAEA actions on Iran’s nuclear program.
- The IAEA has previously adopted resolutions on Iran based on support from Western allies, though enforcement remains uncertain.
- U.S. President Donald Trump has stated goals to ensure Iran cannot develop nuclear weapons amid ongoing tensions.
- The United States aims to extend ceaseless discussions while seeking transparency on Iran's nuclear activities.
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