The decision is requested from International Atomic Energy Agency Issuing a “comprehensive” report on Iran By the spring of next year.
The Associated Press quoted diplomats as saying that the Board of Directors of the International Atomic Energy Agency condemned Iran for the second time this year due to lack of full cooperation.
The draft resolution, which was put to a vote by the group of three European countries – Britain, France and Germany, with the support of the United States – was supported by 19 out of 35 countries and opposed by Russia, China and Burkina Faso, while the remaining 12 countries abstained from voting.
The Western countries that proposed the text aim to pressure Iran to enter into negotiations on new restrictions on its nuclear activities, but there are doubts about whether the US President-elect Donald Trump He will support the talks after assuming the presidency in January.
In a step that is the first of its kind since the start of the Iranian nuclear crisis, Tehran confirmed its readiness to limit… Uranium enrichment By 60 percent, which the International Atomic Energy Agency considered a positive step, but the Director of the Agency, Rafael Grossi, in his statements before the Agency’s Board of Governors, indicated that Tehran needs to take concrete measures to ensure that this area does not expand.
Grossi stressed that international inspectors will continue to monitor Iranian activities to ensure its compliance with this cessation, while emphasizing the necessity of taking a decisive decision in this context by the member states of the agency.
In response to the IAEA’s decision, the head of the Iranian Energy Organization issued an order to take effective measures, including launching a large number of centrifuges.
