Iran's decision to operate new machines for uranium enrichment is a direct response to the International Atomic Energy Agency's censure, indicating a potential escalation in nuclear tensions.
Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned the IAEA's censure as politicized and destructive, claiming it undermined positive momentum in their ongoing discussions about nuclear oversight.
Behrouz Kamalvandi stated, "We immediately started [enrichment after the censure]. We will significantly increase enrichment," signaling a heightened urgency in their nuclear ambitions.
The IAEA's censure, voted by 19 to 3, may result in penalties against Iran, highlighting the body's role in preventing nations from developing nuclear weapon capabilities.
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