Iran faces return of sweeping sanctions from UK, France and Germany | Iran’s nuclear programme

Britain, France and Germany are expected to announce that they will neglect the comprehensive sanctions against Iran because they do not read the UN inspectors to all their nuclear areas.

The decision of the decision, which has been evaluated for months, has been likely to provoke the worst crisis in Iran’s relations with the West since the attacks of Israel on the country’s nuclear places. Iran is already preparing counter measures.

The re -violation of the sanctions in the UN decision, which has been suspended, will begin on 18 October with the end of the original nuclear agreement signed in 2015.

The movement of the three European powers known as E3 cannot be vetoed by permanent members of the UN Security Council, such as Russia and China.

The E3 demands that Iran’s fully read from the UN Nuclear Keeper from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Europe also requires details about what is the estimated 400kg stocks of Iran’s highly enriched uranium after Israel’s attacks in June.

The confirmation of the partial return of the IAEA inspectors on Wednesday was welcomed by protests by the authorities in Tehran, who claimed that the strict prerequisites they had determined were violated.

We hope that European countries are still expected to be expected to the UN triggers the instant of the sanctions.

When the E3 diplomats start on Thursday, there have been more than 30 days to stand out for six months or postpone Snapback. Negotiations may occur in future conditions in the UN after the sanctions begin to restore.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry warned that Europe will respond to it if it progresses with Snapback. Russia suggested that the instant of the sanctions in the UN should be postponed from six months to 18 April to give more time to diplomacy, but did not have the necessary votes in the UN Security Council.

IAEA inspectors left Iran at the beginning of the Israeli-US bombing campaign in nuclear areas in June. The re -adoption of the inspectors opposes slightly more than that of the spies that can directly inform the IAEA as a criminal partner in Israel’s attacks for Israel’s attacks. Iran has never condemned IAEA’s Israeli attacks.

Following the attacks that killed more than 1,000 Iranians, including senior military and scientific leaderships, the Iranian Parliament enacted a law that sets strict prerequisites on the return of IAEA.

IAEA General Manager Rafael Grossi said Iran has allowed inspectors to enter again this week, but they were not allowed to visit the main bombed nuclear areas in Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan.

Instead, Iran was allowed to monitor the fuel supply process in the Bushehr region, which is a necessity under the Nuclear Soliferation Agreement (NPT) signed by Iran. Iranian officials also claimed that IAEA would only be allowed to visit Bushehr by Russian inspectors.

Grosi “Our study has started, but we are not at the point we are not in my mind yet. Negotiations should continue to achieve better results. This problem should be solved as soon as possible because the audits cannot be limited to non -targeted facilities. There is no such thing as selective inspections.” He said.

Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Ghababadi described it as a special case to prevent the closure of Bushehr control – something Iran wants to avoid.

The brinking about the nature of Iran’s nuclear program lasted for more than twenty years. This year, the Trump administration and indirect negotiations between Iran were broken because the US refused to allow Tehran to continue to enrich the Uranium in Turkey.

Iran is also running an angry local audience in the Israeli attacks in June. Among those who want Iran to escape from an unreliable West, long and bitter sections have been revived, and those who say the Iranian economy depend on Western cooperation.

The Iranian external ministers, which this perennial fight and raw public anger faced, moved very slowly to deterre the European forces without playing the strong Snapback card.

When Iran signed the original nuclear agreement in 2015, the sanctions implied by Europe were abolished. The movement has economic and political consequences. The Iranian economy stems from water and energy shortages, and a series of sanctions supported by the UN’s authority will only isolate Iran even more.

The impact will probably be the greatest in weapons sales, but it will bring restrictions on Iranian transport. Sanctions after re -control can only be removed if all five permanent members of the Security Council are involved.

The European forces accept that Iran is difficult to re-interact again in diplomacy shortly after Israeli-US attacks, but the date of ending in October for the nuclear agreement means that Europe’s leverages over Iran will be exhausted within a few weeks.

In order to calm the doubts that he was about to read the inspectors in the Iranian parliament, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed that no agreement has been reached on the methods of wider audits. On Wednesday, the Parliament said that only both sides are only draft texts.

Iran can respond by withdrawing from the NPT, but the International Crisis Group said Iran can choose to end the 1974 agreement with IAEA, which sets parameters for the access and supervision of the nuclear material.