IAEA Board Of Directors Adopts Resolution Over Uranium Particles At Iran's Facilities
(MENAFN- Trend News Agency)
The International Atomic energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors
has adopted a resolution criticizing Iran for failing to explain
the presence of uranium particles at three undeclared facilities,
Russian Permanent Representative to International Organizations in
Vienna Mikhail Ulyanov wrote on twitter on Wednesday, Trend reports citing
TASS .
'The IAEA Board of Governors adopted a resolution on Iran
sponsored by Germany, France, the UK and the US. Thirty Governors
voted in favor, two (Russia and China) against and three (India,
Libya, Pakistan) abstained. Thus, the countries which represent
more than half of mankind didn't support the resolution,' the tweet
reads.
The United States and Western members of the Iran nuclear deal
(the United Kingdom, Germany and France) submitted the document to
the IAEA Board of Governors on Tuesday. The resolution calls on
Iran to cooperate in determining the origin of uranium particles at
three undeclared sites.
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi announced on Monday that
Iran had so far failed to provide the agency with reliable
information on the three facilities.
Ulyanov said earlier that Russia would not support the IAEA
resolution on Iran. The Iranian Foreign Ministry, in turn, stressed
that the adoption of such a document would disrupt talks on
restoring the nuclear deal.
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