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IAEA Refers Iran Nuclear Program to UN Security Council
The IAEA Board of Governors has referred Iran's nuclear program to the UN Security Council for the first time in 20 years due to lack of cooperation and traces of undeclared uranium. The move could lead to sanctions, though veto power may limit severe actions.
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What happened
- 01IAEA referred Iran's nuclear program to UN Security Council.
- 02Iran refused cooperation with investigations into undeclared uranium.
- 03Western nations fear a secret nuclear weapons program.
- 04Iran restricts IAEA access to damaged nuclear facilities.
- 05Resolution passed with 23 votes; Russia and China opposed.
- 06Sanctions possible, but veto power may limit severity.
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