U.S. Urges Transparency on Iran's Nuclear Activities
A U.S. draft resolution for the U.N. nuclear watchdog's meeting urges Iran to disclose detailed data regarding its nuclear sites and enriched uranium. It stresses immediate access for the Agency to verify Iran’s nuclear material and facilities, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability.
The United States has circulated a draft resolution ahead of a U.N. nuclear watchdog meeting, calling for Iran to offer detailed information about its nuclear sites and enriched uranium.
The resolution emphasizes the need for Iran to provide precise accounts of its nuclear materials and safeguarded facilities. It insists on giving the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) the necessary access to verify this data immediately.
This move highlights the ongoing tensions and the international community's push for greater transparency in Iran's nuclear program.
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