Israel hails IAEA move on Iran, hopes for UNSC measures in future

JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israel hailed a decision by the U.N. nuclear watchdog’s 35-nation Board of Governors chiding Iran on Wednesday for failing to elucidate uranium traces discovered at three undeclared websites, and noticed doable U.N. Safety Council intervention sooner or later.

“This can be a vital decision that exposes Iran’s true face,” Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stated in an announcement, including that the Worldwide Atomic Vitality Company’s (IAEA) members had “labored along with the intention of arresting and stopping Iran’s attainment of nuclear weaponry”.

“If Iran continues with its actions, main international locations ought to carry the Iranian difficulty again to the Safety Council.”

(Writing by Dan Williams)