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U.S. Drafts IAEA Resolution Seeking Iran Nuclear Data
A U.S.-drafted resolution at the International Atomic Energy Agency calls on Iran to meet its Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty obligations and disclose details on enriched uranium stockpiles. The measure also seeks access to sites damaged in prior U.S. airstrikes.
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The draft also requests access to three nuclear facilities struck during U.S. airstrikes in June 2025. Satellite imagery shows rubble covering parts of the Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center, Fordow, and Natanz.
Officials said the resolution focuses on the three locations where large mounds of rubble now cover former uranium storage areas. The measure does not specify enforcement steps if Iran declines to provide the requested data. The resolution comes after the June 2025 strikes that U.S. officials said targeted Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
No timeline for a vote at the IAEA was included in the draft.
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