On Sunday after a possible conflict with the West, the Iranian government renewed sanctions for its nuclear activities, while some defended ongoing interviews to alleviate economic tension.
The newly re -imposed sanctions, received early on Sunday, include freezing Iranian assets abroad, stopping transactions with Tehran and penalty of any progress in the Iranian development of ballistic missiles, among other things. These actions were launched through a mechanism called “Snapback”, which was part of the 2015 nuclear agreement with global powers.
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The Iranian Parliament briefly condemned sanctions before reaching the closed door, which is likely to discuss the reaction of a country that could include leaving the Nuclear Non -Non -Agreement and Rushing Agreement. People are worried about the new round of fighting between Iran and Israel, as the IO of the potentially United States, as it seems that missile sites have now been reconstructed during the 12 -day war in June, as stated by the Associated Press.
Meanwhile, the Iranian Rial Currency dropped to a new record of $ 1.1 million per USD, sending food prices even higher and everyday life was much more demanding.
“The government must negotiate. It is a business world,” said Mohasen Rahaei, 49 -year -old Tehran resident. “One has to get along with all of all countries. As long as we want to fight? We’re not getting anything.”
Iran considers the withdrawal from the contract
This week, Iran has made a final diplomatic attempt at the UN General Assembly in New York, but despite their efforts from its officials as well as the support of China and Russia, they could not prevent sanctions from being re -imposed.
In an interview with the Club of Young Journalists, associated with Iranian State Television, the lawmaker ISmail Kowsari said that Parliament will consider leaving the nuclear agreement.
Experts on the non -refiliation expressed concern that such a step could lead Iran a similar way to North Korea, which withdrew from the contract and later developed nuclear weapons.
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But Kowsari said it didn’t mean that Iran would go to the bomb. Such a step would require the approval of Iran’s 86 -year -old top leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Iranian diplomats have long pointed to Khamenei’s sermons as a binding fatwy or a religious edict that Iran will not build an atomic bomb, said etc.
Iranian Parliament Warning
Parliament’s speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf released his own warning to those who would honor the UN sanctions when the chamber began to meet on Sunday.
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“We say that if a country wants to take steps against Iran on the basis of these illegal resolutions, it will face a serious mutual measure from Iran and three European countries that are initiators of this unlawful measure will also face our reaction,” Qalibaf said without elaboration.
Parliament soon after entering a closed meeting, without any formal announcement of what was decided, if at all, it was decided.
Iran warns against any military attack
Previously, on Sunday, they issued a regular army and its paramilitary revolutionary guard statement that their forces were prepared for any potential attack. In Iran, the public concerns that Israel can re -dismiss the sanctions with military actions.
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Meanwhile, the Israeli Foreign Ministry expressed support for sanctions and praised their restoration as a positive step.
“The goal is clear: to prevent Iran to prevent armed nuclear weapons,” the ministry said. “The world must use every tool to achieve this goal.”
France, Germany and the United Kingdom launched “Snapback” through Iran 30 days ago and quoted Tehranian restrictions on monitoring his nuclear program and blocking in negotiations with the US
After the War of Israel in June, Iran also withdrew from the international monitoring of the Atomic Energy Agency after the Israeli War, which also recorded US nuclear places in the Republic of Islam.
Iranian supply of uranium
Meanwhile, Iran still maintains a uranium supply enriched up to 60% purity-short, a technical step from the weapons levels 90%-this is largely to produce several atomic bombs if Tehran decides to rush towards weapons.
Iran long insisted that his nuclear program is peaceful, although the West and Iaea claim that Tehran had organized organized weapons by 2003.
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Three European nations said on Sunday that “they were constantly making all efforts to avoid the launch of a snapback”. However, Iran “did not allow IAEA inspectors to regain access to Iranian nuclear places, nor produced and transmit the report of IAEA, which would represent its supply of highly enriched uranium.”
The nations also noted that Iran enriches Uranus at a level that no other peace program does.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio appreciated three European countries for the “act of decisive global leadership” for imposing sanctions on Iran and said “diplomacy is still an option”.
“To happen, Iran must accept direct conversations,” Rubio said.
Teheran claims not to become a “snapback”
Tehran claimed that three European countries involved in a nuclear agreement had no right to provoke the Snapback mechanism, partly because the United States unilaterally withdrew from the 2018 Agreement under President Donald Trump.
Before the renewal of sanctions, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi spoke to state television and tried to minimize the potential impact of UN sanctions on Iran.
One must along with all, with all countries. As long as we want to fight? We don’t get anything.
“It will have some damage, some losses for us,” Araghchi said on Saturday evening. “However, they introduced it in their own media as something much larger and much greater than they were, and tried to create a monster to scare the Iranian people and then forced our government and our foreign policy to give concessions in this respect and pay tribute.”
However, the Iranian public already claims that they feel a pinch of sanctions with the fall of Rial and other economic pressures. One Resident Tehran, who only gave his first name Najjari for fear of Represol, warned against abandoning negotiations.
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