The United States, France, Britain, and Germany have submitted a draft resolution to the United Nations nuclear watchdog, urging Iran to grant inspectors access to nuclear sites bombed in June and to provide overdue information on its enriched uranium stockpile. The move follows a critical report from the International Atomic Energy Agency, which highlighted Iran's lack of cooperation and failure to account for uranium enriched close to weapons-grade levels. While the draft resolution does not declare Iran in breach of its obligations, it calls for the implementation of broader oversight measures and warns of diplomatic consequences if Iran does not comply. Iran has threatened to retaliate if the resolution is adopted, arguing it would harm ongoing cooperation with the agency.