UN sanctions vs Iran to resume forbidden nuclear activity

The increasing economic and military sanctions of the United Nations appear to be restored to be restored At a decade after they were canceled in a remarkable international deal over its nuclear program.

Comes after Britain, France and Germany wrote to the UN Security Council Last month, accusing Iran of not fulfilling his commitments. This caused a mechanism that gives Iran 30 days to find a diplomatic solution to prevent renewed sanctions.

Iran President Masud Pesshki has condemned the re -investment of international sanctions as “unjust, unfair and illegal.”

Last-minute resolution, led by China and Russia, to delay this move in just six months received only four votes in the 15-member council.

The sanctions will come into force at 00:00 GMT on Sunday.

Iran has increased the ban on nuclear activities after the United States left the deal in 2016. Donald Trump took the United States in his first term as president of the United States by criticizing the deal – the joint comprehensive plan of action (JCPOA) – negotiated under his predecessor Barack Obama as insufficient.

Iran prevents Iran’s inspectors from having access to its nuclear facilities after Israel and the United States bombed several of its nuclear sites, as well as military bases, in June after negotiations indirectly between the US and Iran to try to achieve a new nuclear deal, have become a title.

President Petsshian told the UN this week that his country would never seek to build a nuclear bomb.

Speaking to a group of journalists, Pezeshkian accuses foreign powers of searching for a superficial pretext to preserve the region, insisting that despite previous threats, Iran will not give up the non -proliferation agreement.

But he added that Tehran would need assurances that his nuclear facilities would not be attacked by Israel to normalize his nuclear enrichment program.

Petzshian continued to indicate the negotiations that took place before Israel, and the United States bombed the nuclear sites of Iran in June and accused the Americans of not taking talks seriously. Sanctions add more tension to an already met.

Sanctions will include:

• arms embargo
• prohibition of uranium enrichment
• prohibition of an activity related to ballistic missiles capable of delivering nuclear weapons
• Freezing assets and a ban on travel of Iranian figures and entities
• Authorization of Parties to inspect loads for air and Iranian shipping of cargo

Unless a solution is found, the UN sanctions will first come into force, followed by EU sanctions next week.

European foreign ministers have tried to prevent the council’s step by urging Iran to resume negotiations with the United States; To cooperate with the UN NUE nuclear guard and to take into account his highly enriched reserve of Uranus.

Spoken at the UN on Friday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragi said: “The United States handed over diplomacy, but it was E3 (Britain, Germany and France) that they buried it.”

“Negotiating with the United States is actually a clean dead end,” Aragi added.

Iran is legally obliged under the nuclear contract to authorize inspections.

This week is a conversation with the IAEA to find a way forward, but warned that the return of sanctions would put it in danger.

On Friday, the IAEA confirmed that inspections of Iranian nuclear sites had resumed this week after Hiathy after the strikes of Washington and Israel.

Western powers and IAEe say they are not convinced that Iran’s nuclear program has purely peaceful goals.

Iran strongly insists that he is not looking for nuclear weapons and his program is only civilian.

Russia on Friday signed a $ 25 billion deal with Iran to build four nuclear reactors in southern Iran, Iran State Agency IRNA reported.