United Nations sanctions against Iran to resume prohibited nuclear activity

It seems that the comprehensive economic and military sanctions of the United Nations are scheduled to be imposed In Iran, a decade after a decade after it was raised in an annual international deal on its nuclear program.

It comes yet The United Kingdom, France and Germany wrote to the United Nations Security Council Last month, Iran was accused of failing to fulfill its obligations. This led to a mechanism that gives Iran 30 days to find a diplomatic solution to avoid renewed sanctions.

Iran’s President Masoud Bezishian condemned the re -imposition of international sanctions as “unfair, fair, and illegal.”

A decision at the last minute, led by China and Russia, to delay this step for a period of six months, received only four votes in the 15 -member council.

The penalties are scheduled to come into effect at 00:00 GMT on Sunday.

Iran climbed the banned nuclear activity after the United States left the deal in 2016. Donald Trump brought the United States in its first term as an American president, and criticized the deal – the joint comprehensive action plan (JCPOA) – which was negotiated under his predecessor Barack Obama as defective.

Iran prevented inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency from reaching its nuclear facilities after Israel and the United States bombed many nuclear sites, as well as military bases, in June after negotiations were indirectly organized between the United States and Iran to try to reach a new nuclear deal.

President Pezeshkian told the United Nations this week that his country will never seek to build a nuclear bomb.

Speaking to a group of journalists, Pezeshkian accused the foreign forces of searching for a superficial excuse to set fire to the region, and insisted that despite the previous threats, Iran will not leave the non -spread treaty.

But he added that Tehran would need to be cleared that its nuclear facilities will not be attacked by Israel in order to normalize the nuclear enrichment program.

Pizichane continued to refer to the negotiations that occurred before Israel and the United States that bombed the United States of Iranian nuclear sites in June and accused the Americans of not taking talks seriously. The penalties add more pressure to the already fraught mode.

Penalties include:

• Prohibition
• A prohibition on uranium enrichment
• A prohibition on the activity associated with ballistic missiles capable of providing nuclear weapons
• Freezing of assets and traveling on Iranian personalities and entities
• So from the countries to examine the Iranian air freight lines and Iran

Unless a solution is found, United Nations sanctions will enter into force first, followed by European Union sanctions next week.

European foreign ministers have tried to avoid the council’s step by urging Iran to resume negotiations with the United States; To cooperate with the United Nations International Nuclear Energy Agency, and to take into account its stock of enriched uranium.

Speaking to the United Nations on Friday, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragshi said: “It was the betrayal of the United States, but it is E3 (Britain, Germany and France) that buried it.”

“Negotiating with the United States is actually a purely impasse,” added Aragshi.

Iran is legally obligated by the nuclear treaty to allow inspections.

This week’s talks were held with the International Atomic Energy Agency to find a way to move forward, but warned that the return of the sanctions would put this in danger.

On Friday, the International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed that the inspections of Iranian nuclear sites have resumed this week after Hatos after Washington and Israel strikes.

Western powers and IAEA say they are not convinced that the Iranian nuclear program has purely peaceful purposes.

Iran is strongly insisting that it does not seek to obtain nuclear weapons, and that its program is only civilian.

On Friday, Russia signed a $ 25 billion deal with Iran to build four nuclear energy reactors in southern Iran.