Iran snapback sanctions loom as UN security council set to vote on nuclear programme | Iran
After rejecting European countries to offer limited access to Nuclear areas bombed to UN arms inspectors, after European countries rejected the last -minute Iranian proposals, the last Russian initiative of the last Russian initiative of the last Russian initiative will fail at the UN Security Council on Friday.
Russia will ask for the re -seizure of sanctions to be postponed for six months to give more time for diplomacy, but its European diplomats will not receive nine votes in the Security Council for the postponement of Russia to postpone Snapback. Russia put the same issue for the last time, only four votes.
The latest UN talks in New York, Europe, decided to re -imagine the sanctions after not being able to issue an offer that Europe is ready to accept.
European diplomats, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi’nin UN Arms Inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors to allow only one of the bombed nuclear areas bombed, he said.
Araghchi said Iran will return with an offer on how to handle a high rate of 400 kg of enriched uranium, less than a 90 -day offer within 45 days in 45 days. In contrast, Iran wanted to permanently abolish the threat of re -implying all UN sanctions.
The re -violation of UN sanctions indicates a serious deterioration in Iran’s relations with the West and may have political consequences in Iran.
“The Iranian Foreign Ministry thought that we would not encounter this, but they never found a serious offer. Araghchi misrepresented it badly.”
Criticism was also directed to the head of IAEA, which Europeans have recently accepted an agreement with the Iranians in Cairo. A diplomat accused Grossi for trying to please all the parties because he tried to become the next UN Secretary General.
Iran will accuse the United States of the United States of the United States – Iran, European countries – Germany and the UK – in the accusations that explode.
Some Western diplomats insisted that diplomats could continue with Iran, but there is a risk that the hardeners in the Tehran Parliament will not only try to end all the future cooperation with IAEA, but also try to abandon Iran, which is a step that will be exposed to an advanced Israeli military attack.
