TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iranian lawmakers on Sunday voted to oblige their government to stop allowing snap U.N. checks of atomic sites and to resume uranium enrichment if Tehran is sent to the U.N. Security Council.
In the vote, broadcast live on state radio, 183 out of 197 lawmakers present voted for the bill. The legislation must now be approved by Iran's constitutional watchdog, the conservative 12-man Guardian Council.
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