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Iran rejects IAEA resolution on its nuclear program

Iran has opposed an International Atomic Energy Agency resolution concerning its nuclear program. The headline provides no further details about the resolution or Iran’s response.

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The dispute reflects continuing international tensions over Iran’s nuclear activities, with potential implications for nonproliferation diplomacy.

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