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Iran warns on cooperation if sanctions imposed

Monday, December 11, 2006 - ©2005 IranMania.com
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Archived Pictire - Iran has warned it will revise its cooperation with 
the UN nuclear watchdog if the UN Security Council imposes sanctions 
against Tehran over its contested nuclear programme, AFP reported. 
"Imposing sanctions and adopting a resolution will as a result prompt a 
reaction from Iran, and in this case we will revise our cooperation with 
the agency," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini 
told reporters.

LONDON, December 11 (IranMania) - Iran has warned it will revise its 
cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog if the UN Security Council 
imposes sanctions against Tehran over its contested nuclear programme, 
AFP reported.

"Imposing sanctions and adopting a resolution will as a result prompt a 
reaction from Iran, and in this case we will revise our cooperation with 
the agency," Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Mohammad Ali Hosseini 
told reporters.

Hosseini did not specify what cooperation with the International Atomic 
Energy Agency (IAEA) could be hit, but such a move would most likely 
restrict UN inspections of Iran's atomic facilities.

"Our decision will depend on the decision" of the five permanent 
Security Council members plus Germany, which have been examining Iran's 
nuclear case.

Hosseini said Russia was seeking to tone down the text of the draft 
resolution, which he said bore the marks of the "interventionist 
policies of the United States".

He criticised the three major European powers for "choosing a wrong 
path... I hope they will change their policy and return to a policy of 
negotiation."

The six major powers were to resume talks in New York on Monday on 
proposed targeted UN sanctions against Tehran over its refusal to halt 
uranium enrichment.

The sanctions would bar trade with Iran in goods related to its 
ballistic missile programme and nuclear industry, and impose financial 
and travel restrictions on people and entities involved.

The six powers have been trying to thrash out agreement on the text for 
weeks, with Russia and China -- which have strong economic interests in 
Iran -- seeking to water down the European-proposed draft.

Iran vehemently rejects US charges that it is seeking to make a nuclear 
weapon, saying it has every right to the full nuclear fuel cycle in 
order to supply civilian energy.

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