The Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) approved a resolution on Thursday calling on Iran to provide 'full and without delay' cooperation, according to diplomatic sources. The decision was made amid growing concerns about Tehran's nuclear program. The resolution emphasizes that Iran must provide IAEA inspectors with full access to all sites and provide all necessary documents. The agency expressed serious concern that Iran continues to enrich uranium, which is a key step in creating nuclear weapons. The resolution is part of the international community's efforts to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons and ensure peace and stability in the world. It is reported that some countries opposed the adoption of the resolution, fearing that it could further exacerbate already tense relations with Iran.
