important step in passing a fourth round of sanctions against Iran.
UANI President, Ambassador Mark D. Wallace, supported this
In passing a fourth round of
sanctions, the United Nations Security Council has sent a clear message to
Iran: the cost of pursuing an illegal nuclear weapons program is international
economic isolation. While this is a clear message and an important symbol
of the international community's opposition to Iran's current policy, it will
not be sufficient to halt Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons. Further
action is required in the form of even more meaningful sanctions. We call
on the U.S. Congress to immediately pass comprehensive sanctions legislation
aimed at Iran's oil industry. We call on the U.S. Government to
debar companies that do business in Iran, such as
Honeywell, from contracting with
the U.S. Government. We
call on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to take definitive action to require publicly-traded companies to
disclose the full extent of their business in Iran. These measures will
serve as more than a symbol of the international community's distrust of Iran's
actions and intentions. They will effectively isolate Iran to the point
where the regime must decide between continuing to enrich uranium and engaging
in international trade.
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