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Western draft resolution: We affirm our support for a diplomatic solution to the problems posed by the Iranian nuclear program.

Draft: Iran must urgently address its non-compliance with the safeguards agreement by taking all steps the Board and the Agency deem necessary.

Draft: Iran's provision of this information, access to it, and subsequent verification by the IAEA are essential.

Draft project: Iran should provide access to sites and materials requested by the Agency and take samples as the Agency deems appropriate.

Western draft resolution: Iran must inform the agency of the current locations of contaminated nuclear materials and equipment.

Draft: The Director-General is requested to submit a new report containing any further developments on the issues raised in the resolution.

Draft: The Director-General of the Agency is requested to continue his efforts to implement this resolution (the Western draft) and previous resolutions.

Draft: The Agency is unable to verify that the diversion of nuclear material required to be guaranteed into nuclear weapons or nuclear explosive devices has not occurred.

Western draft resolution: Failure to cooperate with the agency represents a major obstacle to the agency's ability to verify the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear program.

Western draft resolution: Iran has failed to provide the agency with technically credible explanations for the presence of uranium particles of human origin at undeclared sites.

Which celebrity has the worst private jet CO2 emissions?

Prepared By: Al Mayadeen
Executed By: Al Mayadeen
9 Aug 2022 21:44

Celebrities have recently been facing a lot of criticism because of their short private jet trips. A few weeks ago, British sustainability marketing firm, Yard, listed the celebrities who are the "worst private jet CO2 emission offenders." Here are the top 5.