The U.N. Security Council will need until mid-September before acting on its threat to punish Iran if Tehran’s leaders flout a Thursday deadline to suspend uranium enrichment as is widely expected, Britain’s U.N. ambassador said Tuesday. Ambassador Emyr Jones-Parry’s prediction seemed to rule out the immediate threat of sanctions against Iran if it disregards the council’s demands — spelled out in a resolution adopted this month — to suspend enrichment by Thursday. Iran has already said it would reject the deadline. Full Story
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