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The global nuclear watchman found that Iran had not fulfilled his underprivision commitments for the first time in 20 years.
The resolution adopted by the Council of Heads of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) threatens a possible referral to the UN Security Council.
This implies the IAEA report last week, in which Iran was a general lack of “cooperation” and caused concern about the secret activity and unfinished nuclear materials in the areas that have long been under investigation.
Earlier this week, Iran’s Foreign Minister warned European states that movement support would be a mistake and that it would respond strongly.
The move can further complicate the negotiations between Iran and the US on the new nuclear agreement.
It can also increase tension in the Middle East, a day after the US advised some Americans to leave the region after the notice that the Israeli military was ready to start hitting the Iranian nuclear sites.
Iran insists that his nuclear activity is completely peaceful and that he will never strive for the development and acquisition of nuclear weapons.
According to the iconic transaction of 2015 with six world powers, Iran has agreed to restrict its nuclear activity and give the IAEA more access in return to release from crippled international sanctions.
However, US President Donald Trump has abandoned the agreement during his first term in 2018, saying it had done too little to stop the way to the bomb, and resumed US sanctions.
Iran is increasingly violating the restrictions on the existing nuclear transaction in paying for sanctions, especially those concerning the production of enriched uranium, which can be used to prepare reactor fuel as well as nuclear weapons.
The IAEA’s latest report states that Iran made more than 408 kg (900 pounds) in uranium, enriched to 60% clean, about a weapon class, which would be enough to make nine nuclear bombs.
