UN Nuclear Agency Censures Iran, Demands Cooperation
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The UN's International Atomic Energy Agency has passed a resolution urging Iran to cooperate and reverse its decision to bar some inspectors, amid concerns over its nuclear program. The resolution, backed by 20 countries but opposed by China and Russia, calls for Iran to answer questions about uranium traces and allow experienced inspectors back. Iran criticized the decision as "hasty and unwise," while the US and European nations warned against nuclear escalation.
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- U.N. Nuclear Watchdog Censures Iran and Demands Access for Inspectors The New York Times
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