The UN nuclear watchdog agency’s 35-nation board adopted a resolution Thursday expressing “serious concern” over Iran’s decision this week to resume uranium conversion – a process that some fear could be used to help build a bomb.

Diplomats at the UN nuclear watchdog agency were debating a draft resolution today that expressed “serious concern” over Iran’s resumption of uranium conversion but left open the possibility of more talks on the crisis.

The United Nations nuclear watchdog is scrambling for solutions to the Iran crisis as Tehran prepares to break agency seals today and resume further work at one of its atomic facilities.