European Union Exhorts U.S. to Continue U.N. Funding and Stand by Climate Pact
Ms. Mogherini played a central role in negotiating the nuclear deal between Iran
and several major powers and called it "a milestone for nonproliferation." The Trump administration has said it wants to revisit the deal, and Ms. Haley has repeatedly called on countries to stem Iran’s efforts to expand its ballistic missile program and its influence in the Middle East.
By SOMINI SENGUPTAMAY 9, 2017
UNITED NATIONS — The European Union’s top diplomat on Tuesday urged the Trump administration not to cut
funding to the United Nations, nor to withdraw from a global accord intended to combat climate change.
Speaking in a United Nations Security Council meeting, Ms. Mogherini also bluntly advised the White House
to continue to fund United Nations agencies that provide humanitarian aid, including to refugees.
Although the United States has said that a recent Iranian missile test violated a Security Council
resolution, arms control experts have said it was not prohibited under the nuclear accord.
Haley said that The European Union can and should do more to underscore to Iran
that its destabilizing actions in the region, including support for extremist and terrorist groups, must cease,