#iran-nuclear-programme

#iran-nuclear-programme

UNSC vote likely to fail; reinstated snapback sanctions would prompt Iran to terminate its IAEA inspection agreement and face revived arms embargo and asset freeze.

Iran must quickly permit UN inspectors and disclose its highly enriched uranium stockpile or face immediate reimposition of sweeping UN sanctions.

Tehran will never seek to build a nuclear bomb and accuses the UK, France and Germany of acting at the behest of the United States.

Germany and the E3 offer a possible temporary delay of UN snapback sanctions if Iran meets specific conditions, but Iran's recent steps are deemed insufficient.

A deal aims to resume IAEA–Iran cooperation with reported access to all nuclear facilities while Iran says inspections are not yet guaranteed.

UK, France and Germany initiated UN snapback to restore 2015 nuclear sanctions on Iran, potentially reinstating sanctions within 30 days amid escalating nuclear tensions.

France, the UK and Germany demand Iran resume talks, allow inspectors, and make concessions by August 31 or face reimposed UN sanctions.