The ‘snapback’ sanctions against Iran are not only politically motivated but also lack legal basis, given the absence of UN consensus and the expiration of the framework established under UN Security Council Resolution 2231.

Iran says the Security Council’s failure to endorse a draft resolution on extending Resolution 2231 is a clear manifestation of the so-called rules-based order.

Iran’s foreign minister has rejected claims by the United States and the E3 that previously terminated UN Security Council sanctions on Iran have been restored through the so-called snapback mechanism.

AEOI head says Tehran has proposed a resolution to the UN atomic agency demanding a global ban on military attacks against nuclear installations.

The Iranian foreign minister calls on the EU to honor its obligations under a UN resolution that endorsed the 2015 nuclear deal and counter measures that endanger democracy.

The Iranian foreign minister says he has together with his Russian and Chinese counterparts written to the UN to dismiss as “legally baseless” the recent move by the European trio to trigger the so-called snapback mechanism.

SCO supports Iran with its final summit declaration set to oppose the European troika’s "selective" interpretation of Resolution 2231, a senior Iranian official says.

The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry slams the European signatories to the US-abandoned nuclear deal for triggering the restoration of UN sanctions, saying the move shows the E3’s “obedience” to Washington.

Iran has rejected efforts by Britain, France, and Germany—known as the E3—to reinstate UN sanctions lifted under Resolution 2231 (2015), calling the move “invalid and ineffective.”

Iran’s deputy foreign minister has called on the E3 and the UN Security Council to grant diplomacy the necessary time and space amid European threats to invoke the JCPOA’s snapback mechanism.