Iran’s president says it can overcome any return of sanctions

DUBAI (Reuters) -Bir President Masoud Pesshkian said on Saturday that Iran would overcome any sanctions through the so -called “Snapback” process after the UN Security Council’s voting to not permanently lift the sanctions to Tehran.

Pezshkian, state television in his statements, “‘Snapback’ they block the way, but the road opening or the road to build the brain and thoughts.” He said.

“They cannot stop us. They can hit Natanz or Fordow (nuclear facilities attacked by the US and Israel in June), but they do not realize that they are people who build and rebuild Natanz.” He said.

The Security Council Movement accused Tehran of accusing of obeying the 2015 agreement with the world forces aimed at preventing nuclear weapons development after the British, France and Germany started a 30 -day process last month.

Iran rejected such an intention.

“We will never surrender in the face of extreme demands because we have the power to change the situation.”

The “Snapback” process will imply the UN’s sanctions on Iran unless an agreement is reached on a delay between Tehran and Key European forces within a week.

On Saturday, Iran’s Supreme National Security Council warned the country’s cooperation with the international atomic energy agency “effectively” will be “effectively suspended”.

At the beginning of this month, Iran and the UN nuclear guard dog, including those bombed by the United States and Israel, said they reached an agreement to continue controls, but they did not provide any information.

Snapback would reorganize a weapon embargo, the prohibition of uranium enrichment and re -processing, ballistic missiles that could offer nuclear weapons, a global asset ice cream and travel bans to Iranian individuals and beings.

(Reporting by Dubai Newsroom. Editing by Hugh Lawson and Mark Potter)