With the United Nations nuclear watchdog expected to resume reviewing Iran’s case on Monday, Iran said Sunday that it would reject any limitation on its right to master nuclear technology but that it would provide guarantees that its nuclear program had peaceful purposes.The United Nations agency, the International Atomic Energy Agency, has called on Iran to freeze its enrichment-related activities, including the production of centrifuge machines used in enriching uranium. The United States has been urging its allies to join in pressing the agency’s board of governors to refer the matter to the United Nations Security Council for possible sanctions.Full Story
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