COVID-19 and the IAEA: Where does the Iran mission stand?

If Iran continues to stonewall, the IAEA should vote to refer the matter to the UN Security Council for the re-imposition of sanctions lifted under the nuclear deal.

Volunteers from Basij forces wearing protective suits and face masks spray disinfectant in the streets, amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) fears, in Tehran, Iran April 3, 2020

(photo credit: WANA (WEST ASIA NEWS AGENCY)/ALI KHARA VIA REUTERS)

ByANDREA STRICKER, JACOB NAGEL

APRIL 26, 2020 14:10

COVID-19 and the IAEA: Where does the Iran mission stand?

If Iran continues to stonewall, the IAEA should vote to refer the matter to the UN Security Council for the re-imposition of sanctions lifted under the nuclear deal.

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COVID-19 and the IAEA: Where does the Iran mission stand?

If Iran continues to stonewall, the IAEA should vote to refer the matter to the UN Security Council for the re-imposition of sanctions lifted under the nuclear deal.

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