UN Nuclear Agency Censures Iran, Demands Inspector Access
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The International Atomic Energy Agency censured Iran for not allowing inspectors to examine its advanced nuclear enrichment program, passing a resolution sponsored by France, Britain, and Germany. The resolution, which saw opposition from Russia and China, highlights the growing concern over Iran's potential to produce bomb-grade fuel. The U.S. supported a toned-down version to avoid escalating tensions in the already volatile Middle East.
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