UN Documents for Iran: Security Council Letters

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16 August 2017 S/2017/720 This was a letter from Russia to the Secretary-General underscoring that there is no legal prohibition on the development by Iran of missile and space programmes.
28 June 2017 S/2017/555 This was a letter from Israel, accusing Iran of targeting a Star of David in a missile test on 15 November 2016.
10 February 2017 S/2017/123 This was a letter from Israel regarding Iran's 29 January 2017 ballistic missile test.
18 January 2017 S/2017/51 This was Iran's letter that asserted that the Secretary-General had misinterpreted his reporting mandate and should cover not only implementation of annex B of resolution 2231 but also annex A.
18 January 2017 S/2017/49 This was a report of the Facilitator on the implementation of resolution 2231.
22 November 2016 S/2016/992 This was Iran’s response to the letter from Israel.
21 November 2016 S/2016/987 This was the letter from Israel.
27 September 2016 S/2016/817 This was Iran’s response to the letter from Saudi Arabia.
14 September 2016 S/2016/786 This was a letter from Saudi Arabia asserting that Iran had supplied weapons and ammunition to the Houthi rebels in Yemen.
21 September 2015 S/2015/728 This was the special IAEA report on implementation of the 14 July 2015 road map.
12 February 2013 S/2013/88 This was a letter from Iran concerning allegations of arms transfers to Yemen.
10 December 2010 S/2010/634 This was a letter from Iran to the Secretary-General and Council regarding the killing of an Iranian physicist.
13 April 2010 S/2010/188 This was a letter from Iran which argued that the US nuclear posture with regard to Iran constituted a threat to international peace and security.
26 March 2010 S/2010/172 This letter from Iran asserted its commitment to the NPT and cooperation with the IAEA.
5 November 2009 S/2009/574 This was a letter from Israel to the Secretary-General and the Council relating to violations of resolution 1747, concerning the Francop interception.