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Date
10/22/2015
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RFE; RL
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The Western capitals accused Tehran of violating the UN resolution

Launch of the Iranian missile "IMAD" October 10, 2015

Western countries urge the UN Security Council to punish Iran for a violation of the prohibition on the development of missile technology

The United States, France, Great Britain and Germany turned on Wednesday to the UN Security Council with a request to study the facts related to Iran by the test of a ballistic missile and take “appropriate measures”, as this test was carried out in violation of the regime of international sanctions imposed against Tehran.

“A medium -range missile launched on October 10 is capable of carrying a nuclear ammunition,” the head of the American delegation to the UN SAMANTA Power said in the Security Council at the Security Council. According to her, the launch of the rocket was “provocative” in nature and was aimed at undermining stability in the region.

“We ask the sanctions committee to study this issue with the assistance of UN experts and make an appropriate recommendation,” Power said.

The resolution, which contains the ban on Iran to carry out development related to the technologies of ballistic missiles, was adopted in 2010 and will remain valid for several years until the full implementation of a nuclear agreement, which was concluded with Iran by five permanent members of the Security Council and Germany. Nevertheless, Russia and China do not support sanctions against Iran for his missile developments, so the application of new penal measures over the last test is unlikely.

The United States, condemning the test of the Iranian rocket, at the same time emphasized that they do not linze the violation of the Iran of the resolution on missile technologies with a nuclear agreement. As President Obama has repeatedly stated, attempts by the international community to restrain Iran’s work on missile technology would not be no more effective in the absence of a nuclear agreement.