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IAEA dispute over Iran escalates at the UN Security Council

A new resolution and Security Council referral reportedly reflect continuing U.S. and European pressure on Iran through the IAEA. The resolution's outcome and any binding measures remain unclear.

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Escalating nuclear diplomacy could increase confrontation between Iran and Western governments and constrain future negotiations.

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