(Washington Post) The International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN's nuclear watchdog, censured Iran Wednesday for covering up its nuclear activities and suggested that further violations could lead to Security Council sanctions. Under a compromise reached between the U.S. and European nations, the resolution did not seek any immediate UN action. The resolution "strongly deplores Iran's past failures" to disclose 18 years of clandestine nuclear activity and called for a "robust verification system" to track Iran's behavior in the future.
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