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UN Security Council: IAEA has lost complete oversight of Iran's nuclear program
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- The United Nations Security Council reported that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has lost a comprehensive understanding of Iran's nuclear program.
- Iran's Permanent Representative rejected the Security Council's meeting on non-proliferation as legally baseless, citing the expiration of Resolution 2231 in October 2025.
- Diplomatic efforts and inspections are being emphasized by the United States and European nations regarding Iran's nuclear activities.
- The current status and transparency of Iran's nuclear program remain contentious points in international discussions.
- The recent developments highlight ongoing tensions related to nuclear non-proliferation in the region.
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