The text, obtained by Reuters, does not threaten any punitive action but still faces opposition from Russia and China. It would be under Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter, which makes demands it legally binding and gives Iran another chance to comply with the council’s demands.
But the draft does threaten to consider “further measures” to ensure compliance and calls on nations to “exercise vigilance” in preventing the transfer of technology that could contribute to Iran’s nuclear programs.