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(Reuters) The UN nuclear watchdog IAEA meets Monday in Vienna to consider a European draft resolution on Iran's atomic program, but the resolution lacks an "automatic trigger" that would send Iran to the UN Security Council for possible sanctions. Western diplomats said the U.S. has little support for tough action against Iran now. Diplomats said the draft by the EU trio (France, Britain, and Germany) calls on Iran to dispel worries that it has a weapons program by November and suspend all activities that could enable it to create weapons-grade uranium or plutonium. 2004-09-13 00:00:00Full Article
UN Nuclear Watchdog Meets on Iran Nuclear Plans
(Reuters) The UN nuclear watchdog IAEA meets Monday in Vienna to consider a European draft resolution on Iran's atomic program, but the resolution lacks an "automatic trigger" that would send Iran to the UN Security Council for possible sanctions. Western diplomats said the U.S. has little support for tough action against Iran now. Diplomats said the draft by the EU trio (France, Britain, and Germany) calls on Iran to dispel worries that it has a weapons program by November and suspend all activities that could enable it to create weapons-grade uranium or plutonium. 2004-09-13 00:00:00Full Article
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