US, UK, France and Germany move to report Iran to UN Security Council

Fact-check index: 62/100 — The core claim—that the US, UK, France and Germany drafted a resolution urging the IAEA board to report Iran to the UN Security Council—is corroborated by all three cited headlines, but the article's added interpretive claims (board members 'working through the text', and the 'why it matters' framing) go beyond what the headline-only source snippets establish.

• The US, UK, France and Germany have drafted a resolution to report Iran to the UN Security Council over its nuclear program — Directly matches the United News of Bangladesh headline ('US, UK, France and Germany draft resolution seeking Iran referral to UN security council') and is consistent with the Middle East Eye headline.
• The draft is pressing the IAEA board of governors to act — Matches Middle East Eye headline: 'US, allies push IAEA board to report Iran to UN Security Council.'
• Attribution to Middle East Eye and United News of Bangladesh — Both outlets are accurately cited and linked for the claims they support.
• IAEA board members are working through the text — Based on myMotherLode.com headline 'UN nuclear agency members draft resolution reporting Iran to the UN Security Council,' which indicates board members are involved in drafting, but only a headline (no article body) is available, so the specific phrasing 'working through the text' is an inference beyond the confirmed source text.
• A Security Council referral hardens the standoff into a broader diplomatic and economic crisis, with knock-on risks for global energy markets and relations among major powers — This is editorial/analytical framing in the callout with no supporting citation in the provided source material; none of the three headlines address energy markets or great-power relations impacts.