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This resolution placed further sanctions on Iran, preventing the export of arms from Iran and freezing the assets of organizations and individuals involved in nuclear and missile efforts.
Published March 24, 2007
This resolution placed further sanctions on Iran, preventing the export of arms from Iran and freezing the assets of organizations and individuals involved in nuclear and missile efforts.
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