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Iran shifts from Vienna to Security Council
The core of the Iranian nuclear crisis lies in the escalating tensions between Iran and the West, as the Iranian nuclear program has been referred to the Security Council for the first time since 2006. Iran continues to renew ambiguity about its uranium stockpiles and seeks to preserve its bargaining chips. Amid Moscow and Beijing's rejection of Western moves and their opposition to new sanctions, Iran faces multiple options: allowing a gradual return of inspections, intensifying its nuclear activities, or withdrawing from the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), the most dangerous choice that could push it towards the nuclear threshold. The ongoing war in the Gulf and political twists within the Security Council place Iran in an increasingly complex situation, with profound uncertainty surrounding the fate of its nuclear program, amidst efforts to avoid sharp escalation and to strike a balance between international pressures and diplomatic options.
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