Washington will make certain the UN nuclear watchdog has enough money to report Iran’s past, present and future nuclear programs, Reuters reported from Vienna on August 26th.
The U.N. nuclear watchdog has asked its member states to step up financial contributions for its monitoring activities in Iran which are set to widen after Tehran reached a deal with world powers in July to curb its atomic program.
“The United States is committed to working with all (IAEA) member states to ensure the agency has the resources it needs to verify Iran’s nuclear-related commitments under the (July 14 agreement),” the U.S. mission in Vienna said in a statement.