Russia's ambassador to the UN disputed this, saying "a call is different from a ban, so legally you cannot violate a call, you can comply with a call or you can ignore the call, but you cannot violate a call". Iran's foreign minister, Javad Zarif, responded by saying that since Iran does not possess nuclear weapons nor does it ever intend to have them, it does not design its missiles to be capable of carrying nuclear warheads, a statement which was questioned in light of the apparent Iranian nuclear archive discovery.
Russia's ambassador to the UN disputed this claim, stating that a call is different from a ban and therefore you cannot violate a call. Iran's foreign minister, Javad Zarif, countered by saying that Iran doesn't possess nuclear weapons and has no intention of acquiring them, so its missiles are not designed to carry nuclear warheads. This statement was challenged in light of the discovery of an Iranian nuclear archive.