Iran and the UN agency agreed in March on an approach to resolve the issue of the nuclear material found at Marivan, Varamin and Turquzabad — sites that had not been declared by Iran as having hosted nuclear activities.
But in a report on Monday, the International Atomic Energy Agency said it still had questions that were “not clarified” despite long-running efforts to get Iran to explain the presence of the nuclear material.
The IAEA board of governors is to hold a meeting on Monday for which Britain, France, Germany and the US have prepared a draft resolution “calling on Iran to cooperate on the question of undeclared sites,” according to a European diplomatic source.
“We will respond firmly and appropriately to any unconstructive action at the board of governors,” Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh said in a statement. READ MORE
