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Iran's Nuclear Program Faces International Scrutiny Amid Censure and Potential Sanctions

Iran plans a new enrichment facility after being censured by the UN nuclear watchdog for non-compliance with nuclear obligations, raising concerns of renewed sanctions.

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  • Iran announced plans for a new enrichment facility following censure from the UN nuclear watchdog for failing to comply with nuclear obligations.
  • The International Atomic Energy Agency's board voted 19-3 in favor of a resolution censuring Iran, with potential implications for restoring sanctions.
  • Iran's nuclear program is under scrutiny due to allegations of undeclared nuclear material, prompting calls for diplomatic solutions and further investigations.
  • Western nations threaten to reinstate sanctions if Iran does not provide credible explanations regarding its nuclear activities and compliance with the IAEA.
  • Oman will host talks between the U.S. and Iran amidst rising tensions and concerns over Israel's potential military actions during negotiations.

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Emphasizes Iran's need to clarify undeclared nuclear activities amid potential sanctions.

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Iran was censured by the IAEA for non-compliance with nuclear obligations, specifically for failing to provide full and timely cooperation regarding undeclared nuclear material and activities at multiple locations.

In response to the censure, Iran plans to establish a new uranium enrichment facility and replace old centrifuges with advanced ones at an underground site at Fordo.

The situation may lead to renewed sanctions if Iran does not comply with IAEA demands. However, diplomatic solutions are being pursued, including talks between the U.S. and Iran to be hosted by Oman.

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