Downing Street Says

Asked whether there had been a policy hardening towards Iran given the leaked FCO memo, the PMOS said that we had not changed our policy towards Iran. We had always been clear that we believed that Iran had to comply with international obligations of the UN, the IAEA and that remained the case. We would work with our partners at the UN to produce whatever maximised the pressure on Iran to comply. We did not give running commentaries on either leaked memos or proceedings at the UN. What mattered was the outcome and the outcome we wanted was maximum international pressure on Iran to comply with its obligations.

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