The United Kingdom, France and Germany called on Iran not to escalate tensions and follow up negotiations after the restoration of United Nations sanctions on Saturday.
The three countries said that they “have no choice” but to restore comprehensive measures against Tehran “as a last resort” to “its continuous nuclear escalation” and lack of cooperation.
“We urge Iran to refrain from any escalation procedure,” they said, adding: “The re -imposition of United Nations sanctions is not the end of diplomacy.”
The President of Iran, Masoud Bezishtan, confirmed last week that the country has no intention to develop nuclear weapons, and condemned the re -imposition of international sanctions as “unfair, unfair, and illegal.”
The universal economic and military sanctions of the United Nations were re -imposed on Iran at 00:00 GMT on Saturday – a decade after it was raised in a prominent international deal on its nuclear program.
Iran climbed the banned nuclear activity after the United States left the deal in 2016. Donald Trump brought the United States in its first term as president, and criticized the deal – the joint comprehensive action plan (JCPOA) – which was negotiated under his predecessor Barack Obama, as is defective.
Attempts to delay the return of all sanctions against Iran on the sidelines of the annual world leadership gathering at the United Nations this week have failed.
In a joint statement early on Sunday, foreign ministers in the three European countries, known as E3, said: “Given that Iran has violated these obligations over and over again, E3 had only an option. Snapback runningIn the end, these decisions were taken into effect. “
Meanwhile, they said they “will continue to follow diplomatic and negotiations.”
They pointed to Iran’s failure to “take the necessary measures to address our fears, and not to fulfill our requests to extend, despite the intense dialogue.”
Specifically mentioned Tehran’s refusal to cooperate with the United Nations International Nuclear Energy Agency, the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The statement said that “Iran did not continue the inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency to restore access to Iranian nuclear sites, nor did it produce and transfer to the International Atomic Energy Agency a report on its stock of enriched uranium,” the statement said.
Iran suspended the IAEA inspection after Israel and the United States The bombing of many of its nuclear sites And military bases in June.
Iran is legally obligated by the nuclear treaty to allow its nuclear sites to be searched, and on Friday, the International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed it had resumed. But while Iran was holding talks with the International Atomic Energy Agency to find a way to move forward, it also warned that the return of sanctions would put this in danger.
Pezeshkian walked from his previous threats to Iran to end the non -spread treaty.
but, Talk to the correspondents on FridayHe added that Tehran will need to be cleared that its nuclear facilities will not be attacked by Israel in order to normalize the nuclear enrichment program.
He also rejected a request from the United States to deliver all the enriched uranium stocks in Iran in exchange for a three -month exemption of sanctions, saying: “Why do we put ourselves in such a trap and have a rope around our neck every month?”
Iran said on Saturday that it was remembering its ambassadors to Britain, France and Germany for consultations.
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2025-09-28 01:26:00
