Iran Withdraws Resolution Banning Attacks on Nuclear Sites Following U.S. Pressure

VIENNA (AP) — In a surprising move, Iran decided on Thursday to withdraw a resolution that sought to prohibit attacks on nuclear facilities. The resolution had been jointly put forward by Iran, China, Russia, and other countries for a vote during the annual gathering of the U.N. nuclear watchdog’s member nations. However, the decision to withdraw the resolution came suddenly, with Iran facing pressure from the United States. The resolution was aimed at enhancing the protection of nuclear sites from potential attacks, but the sudden withdrawal raised eyebrows among other member nations. The move also raised concerns about the security of Iran’s nuclear facilities.