(CNN) -- A confidential draft U.N. report accuses Iran of exporting arms to the Syrian government in violation of a ban on weapons sales, a Western diplomat said Wednesday on condition of anonymity. The draft report describes three seizures of Iranian weapons shipments, including two bound for Syria, within the past year, said the diplomat, who was not authorized to release details to the media. The report was drafted by a panel of experts and submitted to the U.N. Security Council's committee that monitors sanctions against Iran, the official told CNN. There was no immediate reaction to the report on Iranian government-run Press TV.
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At least 20 people are killed Thursday, an opposition group says
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13 "martyrs" are buried Thursday, Syria said
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A draft report says two shipments of weapons bound for Syria have been seized
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U.S. government denies report it is helping supply arms to rebels
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