The UN Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs stated that the Secretary-General of the organization urges Iran to "carefully" consider and address the concerns of member states regarding its ballistic missile activities. According to the Associated Press, Rosemary DiCarlo mentioned in a Security Council meeting on Wednesday that Antonio Guterres welcomes the continued support of the remaining countries in the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran following the US withdrawal from the JCPOA. Russia, China, France, the UK, and Germany remain in this agreement. She said, "It is vital that the implementation of this plan continues by the countries committed to it, including providing tangible economic benefits for the people of Iran." DiCarlo added that the Secretary-General regrets that the Trump administration reinstated sanctions against Iran after withdrawing from the JCPOA. This UN official stated that Mr. Guterres believes issues unrelated to the nuclear agreement "should be addressed without bias towards preserving this agreement and its benefits."
UN Secretary-General Urges Iran to Address Member States' Concerns Over Missile Activities
The UN Secretary-General has called on Iran to address the concerns of member states regarding its missile activities. This comes amid ongoing support from other nations for the 2015 nuclear agreement after the US withdrawal. The situation is significant as it highlights tensions surrounding Iran's missile program and international diplomatic efforts.
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UN Secretary-General urges Iran to address concerns over missile activities from member states.
- Antonio Guterres announce Iran
- Antonio Guterres support remaining countries in the 2015 nuclear agreement
- Antonio Guterres regret Iran
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The UN is pressing Iran to mitigate concerns over its missile program amid ongoing sanctions.
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