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On June 10 in Vienna, the International Atomic Energy Agency’s 35‑nation Board of Governors passed a U.S.-backed resolution demanding that Iran declare its remaining enriched‑uranium stocks and grant inspectors full access to nuclear sites.

The measure was advanced by the United States with support from European partners France, Germany, and the United Kingdom, following IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi’s June 8 call for Tehran to re‑engage with the agency.

Iran rejected the resolution as politically motivated and accused the U.N. watchdog of taking sides, and Tehran warned the move could complicate ceasefire talks.

The board’s text demands Iran’s urgent cooperation and complete information about its nuclear material and the whereabouts of uranium, echoing draft language reported June 9 that sought precise stockpile details and site access.

AI-synthesized from multiple reported sources