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VIENNA — The U.N. Security Council plans to meet in closed session next week to discuss what to do about Syria’s refusal to cooperate with an investigation of its alleged secret nuclear activities, diplomats said Monday.
The move comes just weeks after the International Atomic Energy Agency referred Syria to the council for action that could result in anything from debate to sanctions of the kind imposed on Iran for defying international demands to cease activities that could be used to make nuclear arms.
Still, one of the three diplomats who agreed to discuss confidential information on condition of anonymity said the planned July 14 discussions are significant. He pointed to the fact that the council found the issue important enough to take it up less than a month after the June 9 IAEA referral.
All three diplomats said that the council had asked high- ranking IAEA officials to testify at the hearing — another sign of the importance attached to the Syria file.
So what's the next step? Hmmm......