Russia has rejected passages in a U.N. Security Council draft proposing sanctions against Iran’s nuclear and missile programs, reflecting differences with the West on how to punish Tehran for its atomic program, according to a document obtained Wednesday by The Associated Press. Moscow’s proposed amendments to European-sponsored draft resolution, which is broadly endorsed by the United States, also weaken Western demands that Tehran stop working on a reactor that can produce plutonium and allow tougher U.N. inspections of its nuclear program. And it deletes any reference to Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant, being built with Russia’s help. Full Story
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