Iran urges IAEA to show zero tolerance to attacks on nuclear sites
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Iran's delegation to international organizations in Vienna has called on the IAEA to implement a zero-tolerance policy regarding attacks on nuclear facilities. The delegation advocated for the strengthening of existing norms and the creation of new international prohibitions against threats to safeguarded nuclear installations.
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What happened
Iran’s delegation to international organizations in Vienna urged the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to show zero tolerance to attacks on nuclear facilities.
Why it matters
"We [IAEA member countries] must adopt "zero-tolerance policy" towards such attacks," reads the written statement, obtained by TASS.
Common ground
"We must promote the adherence to, and effectiveness of, the existing norms on the inviolability of peaceful nuclear activities." "Where necessary, international norms must also be established to absolutely prohibit attacks or threats against safeguarded…
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Iran's delegation to international organizations in Vienna has called on the IAEA to implement a zero-tolerance policy regarding attacks on nuclear facilities. The delegation advocated for the strengthening of existing norms and the creation of new international prohibitions against threats to safeguarded nuclear installations.
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