John Bolton, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State, stated that Washington will not request the referral of Iran's nuclear program to the United Nations Security Council for the consideration of possible sanctions. However, Bolton, who spoke at a press conference in Portugal on Thursday, emphasized that international pressure on Iran must continue until the Islamic Republic is compelled to fully disclose all of its nuclear activities. The Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is scheduled to meet on March 8 to review reports on the nuclear programs of Iran and Libya. The report concerning Iran indicates that inspectors have found sensitive research equipment that Tehran did not disclose when revealing details of its nuclear program last year.
John Bolton, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State: International Pressure on Iran Must Continue Until Full Disclosure of Islamic Republic's Nuclear Activities
John Bolton, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State, insists that international pressure on Iran should persist until the country fully discloses its nuclear activities. This statement comes ahead of an IAEA meeting to discuss Iran's nuclear program, where undisclosed sensitive equipment was found. The situation is critical as it involves potential sanctions and international scrutiny.
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John Bolton emphasized continued international pressure on Iran for nuclear disclosure.
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Bolton's statements highlight ongoing concerns about Iran's nuclear program.
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