"Johann Wadephul said sanctions are needed due to Iran's failure to comply with its nuclear commitments. Meanwhile, Russia warned it will respond 'decisively' to any NATO 'aggression.' Follow DW for more from the UN. Wadephul spoke at the UN this week during Monday's high-level meeting on the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflictImage: Kay Nietfeld/dpa/picture alliance Skip next section What you need to know The foreign ministers of Germany and Russia have delivered their speeches to the UN General Assembly"
"Wadephul defended the decision by Germany, France and the UK to reimpose sanctions on Iran over its nuclear deal Russia's Sergey Lavrov warned that any aggression from NATO or the EU would be met with a "decisive response" India's foreign minister is set to speak later on Saturday Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu slams 'disgraceful' recognition of state of Palestine Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas delivered a wide-ranging speech in which he condemned Israel's offensive as well as Hamas' October 7 terror attack."
Germany, France and the United Kingdom reimposed so-called snapback sanctions on Iran, citing Iran's failure to comply with nuclear commitments, with measures set to take effect at midnight. German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said the E3 had "no choice" but to reapply sanctions. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned that any NATO or EU aggression would be met with a decisive response. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas condemned Israel's offensive and Hamas' October 7 attack. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized recognition of a Palestinian state. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian downplayed nuclear aims while seeking to avert sanctions. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned of a destructive arms race and Russian influence in Moldova.
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