"We will continue to push in the Security Council in the [Resolution] 2231 format, bring forward the technical information — that Iran itself has made public — showing that the technology they used is inherently capable of delivering nuclear weapons and thus inherently defying Resolution 2231," Power said.
Power claimed the launches violated UN Security Council Resolution 2231, which calls on Iran not to engage in launching ballistic missiles that can be designed to carry and deliver nuclear warheads.
She noted that the ballistic missiles Iran recently tested Iran's recent ballistic testswere designed to be capable of delivering nuclear warheads.
"This merits a [Security] Council response. The Council needs to take its responsibility and Russia seems to be lawyering its way to look for reasons not to act rather than stepping up and being prepared to shoulder our collective responsibility," Power maintained.
The United States had called on the UN Security Council to meet to address Iran’s ballistic missile activities.
Last week, Iranian state media reported the country’s Revolutionary Guard Corps carried out ballistic missile launches as one of the last steps in testing the missiles' capabilities.
