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CNBC reported six world powers are expected to voice deep concern about Iran’s expanded uranium enrichment and urge it to open up to investigations, as the group tries to head off Israeli military action.
CNBC reported six world powers are expected to voice deep concern about Iran’s expanded uranium enrichment and urge it to open up to investigations, as the group tries to head off Israeli military action.
As quoted in the market news:
They said the United States, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany had agreed a joint text on Iran’s nuclear program that could be submitted as a resolution to this week’s meeting of the 35-nation governing board of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), or take the lesser form of a statement.
It was meant to reaffirm big power unity on the matter, whether or not they achieve a resolution rebuking Iran over its defiance of international demands to curb activity seen by the West as a disguised effort to develop nuclear arms capability.
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