Published December 23, 2006
This resolution places economic sanctions on Iran and prohibits UN member states from supplying Iran with an materials or technology that might contribute to nuclear weapons development. The resolution also calls on member states to freeze the assets of particular individuals and companies with ties to Iran's nuclear programs.
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