Seoul says it paid Iran's delinquent UN dues to restore vote
Using Iranian bank funds freed from American sanctions, South Korea has paid Iran's US$18 million in delinquent dues owed to the United Nations, Seoul said Sunday.
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Using Iranian bank funds freed from American sanctions, South Korea has paid Iran's US$18 million in delinquent dues owed to the United Nations, Seoul said Sunday.
Using Iranian bank funds freed from American sanctions, South Korea has paid Iran's $18 million in delinquent dues owed to the United Nations, Seoul said Sunday. The step was apparently approved by Washington to restore Tehran's suspended voting rights at the world body.
Using Iranian bank funds freed from American sanctions, South Korea has paid Iran's $18 million in delinquent dues owed to the United Nations, Seoul said Sunday. The step was apparently approved by Washington to restore Tehran's suspended voting rights at the world body. The South Korean Foreign Ministry said Seoul had paid the sum using Iranian assets frozen in the country
Using Iranian bank funds freed from American sanctions, South Korea has paid Iran's US$18 million in delinquent dues owed to the United Nations, Seoul said Sunday. The step was apparently approved by Washington to restore Tehran's suspended voting rights at the world body.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Using Iranian bank funds freed from American sanctions, South Korea has paid Iran's $18 million in delinquent dues owed to the United Nations, Seoul