
The European Union introduced a draft resolution for discussion of the IAEA, of which Tehran accuses of violation of obligations in the nuclear region, which can lead to the transfer of the Iranian "nuclear dossier" to the UN Security Council. However, the terms of sending documents are not discussed in the document.
The adoption of such a resolution would be fraught with a sharp strengthening of international pressure for Tehran, but this initiative is such members of the Magate Management Council as Russia and China.
They argue that in this case Iran will remain in isolation and, instead of compliance with its obligations, may take a hostile position. In his initiative, the EU notes that Iran violates its obligations in the nuclear region, and also misleads the international community regarding its intentions in this matter.
The United States accuses Iran of the development of nuclear weapons, which in Tehran deny. Iran claims that its nuclear program is exclusively peaceful and does not contradict the agreement on non -proliferation of nuclear weapons.
According to the Air Force from the headquarters of the IAEA in Vienna, the document introduced reflects a deep split among members of the international community.
The project of the resolution, which was submitted to the Board of the Great Britain, France and Germany, calls for the Iranian Dossier Council to the UN Security Council, however, without indicating the time in what terms this should be done.
During the discussion in the meeting room of the Council of Governing on Friday, passions were heated to the limit and the EU and the United States had to abandon the demand for immediate transfer of documents. The Council of Managers must approve the document so that it enters into force.
A significant part of the Magate member countries, whose representatives participate in a meeting in Vienna, primarily the United States, would like the Iranian dossier to be immediately transferred to the Council of Councils.
Iran warned that in the case of transferring dossier to the Security Council, the enrichment of uranium could begin. This could become a step towards the development of nuclear weapons.
Tehran is also threatened to stop the admission of free admission of the IAEA inspectors to their nuclear facilities and for development in the field of nuclear energy.
Three countries that introduced the project intend to seek voting on it on Saturday.