http://en.rian.ru/world/20060806/52312051.html
 

UN Security Council resolution on Iran unacceptable - official

06/08/2006 12:39 TEHRAN, August 6 (RIA Novosti) - The UN Security Council
resolution on Iran is unacceptable, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Hamid
Reza Asefi said Sunday. 
The UN Security Council voted July 31 in favor of a resolution to set August
31 as a deadline for Iran to suspend all uranium enrichment activities. If
Iran fails to fulfill the UN's demands, economic and diplomatic sanctions
may be imposed on the Islamic Republic. 
Asefi said the resolution did not recognize Tehran's right to civil nuclear
technologies. 
Iran's nuclear program has been a source of major controversy since the
beginning of the year, as many countries suspect the Islamic Republic of
pursuing a covert weapons program under the pretext of civilian research,
despite its claims to the contrary. 
The Iranian diplomat said Tehran still believed negotiations to be the only
way to solve the Iran nuclear problem.


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