The United Nations nuclear agency has curbed almost half its aid projects in Iran to uphold U.N. sanctions imposed on Tehran over its disputed atomic energy program, according to a report obtained by Reuters.The decision, based on a review by International Atomic Energy Agency experts, will be submitted for formal approval to a March meeting of the IAEA’s board of governors, where Western and developing nations are deeply split over how much to discipline Iran.
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