<h1>IAEA resolution withdrawn after lobbying and funding threats halts unified condemnation of attacks on nuclear sites amid snapback push</h1> A state withdrew a co-sponsored draft resolution at an IAEA General Conference that would have condemned recent attacks on its nuclear sites and urged states to refrain from striking peaceful nuclear facilities after another state lobbied heavily against adoption and warned of possible funding reductions to the agency. The draft, backed by several allied states, alleged unlawful attacks and sought unified condemnation, but sponsors deferred action to next year amid behind-the-scenes pressure. The procedural retreat occurred alongside efforts by a group of states to trigger reimposed UN sanctions against the withdrawing state under a 'snapback' mechanism over nuclear noncompliance.