Before the International Atomic Energy Agency Board of Governors meeting, the US prepared a draft resolution targeting Iran. The text demands "definitive information" from Iran regarding the struck nuclear facilities and enriched uranium stocks.
The draft emphasizes that Iran must provide clear information to the Agency about the nuclear material inventory and safeguarded nuclear facilities within the country. It also calls for all access required by the Agency to verify this information to be granted without delay.
What does the resolution demand?
The text requests Iran to disclose information about the bombed nuclear sites and clarify the status of its uranium stocks. These demands include data on the nuclear material inventory and facilities under safeguards.
The draft resolution foresees granting the International Atomic Energy Agency broad access to verify this information. The text insists that this access be provided promptly without any delay.
Key point ahead of the meeting
The draft resolution has emerged as a step increasing pressure on Iran's nuclear program ahead of this week's meeting. The text calls on Iran to share information and facilitate inspections.
The statements in the document are based on a call for full transparency regarding nuclear activities and stockpiles. It was reported that the draft resolution has also been shared with other countries.