"The draft anti-Iran resolution of the United States will be put to a vote this evening (Wednesday) at the quarterly meeting of the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency", via IRNA

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This document, which was prepared with the proposal of the United States and the support of three European countries, Britain, France and Germany, was registered with the Secretariat of the Board of Governors on Monday night and is scheduled to be included in the agenda of the meeting on reviewing safeguards issues related to Iran's peaceful nuclear program this evening, according to the schedule.
However, diplomatic sources tell IRNA that if the discussions are prolonged and behind-the-scenes consultations among the members of the council continue, there is a possibility that the vote will be postponed to Thursday.
This document calls on Iran to inform the agency about the fate of the bombed nuclear facilities and the enriched uranium that was stored in these facilities. Iran says the main sponsor of the draft resolution is the very source of the crisis it now claims to be addressing.

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