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Iran nukes case must go to UN Security Council - France |
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Monday, 30 January 2006 |
 BRUSSELS (Reuters) - French Foreign Minister Philippe Douste-Blazy called on Monday for the U.N. Security Council to become involved in the dispute over Iran's nuclear ambitions, saying EU-Iran talks had hit a dead end.
"The negotiating process has reached an impasse and the involvement of the (U.N.) Security Council is needed to ensure that the requests -- many times repeated -- of the agency (International Atomic Energy Agency) are respected," he told a news briefing.
A British official said earlier on Monday that Iran made no significant new proposals at talks in Brussels with diplomats from Britain, Germany and France. |
