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Iran says to seek UN Security Council ratification after final deal with US
- 'The final agreement is expected to be endorsed by a UNSC resolution after a period of 60 days,' says Baqaei
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Iran's foreign ministry announced it will seek UN Security Council ratification for its nuclear agreement with the US, expecting endorsement after 60 days, learning from past experiences.
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- Iran's plan for UN Security Council ratification.
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TEHRAN: Iran’s foreign ministry said on Monday it would seek ratification from the UN Security Council after it negotiates a final agreement covering its nuclear programme with the United States.
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“The final agreement is expected to be endorsed by a United Nations Security Council resolution after a period of 60 days,” said foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei in a weekly press briefing, adding that Tehran “will learn from past experience”.