Russia-China vs. US-UK-France: Fierce Debate Over Iran Sanctions at the UN
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Resolution 2231, which supported the nuclear agreement and to which some members of the Security Council appeal, was terminated in October last year, rendering obsolete the provisions relating to the reimposition of sanctions.
The five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council engaged in a heated debate on Thursday (September 10, 2026) in a crucial session. They debated the legal validity of international sanctions against Iran and the reimposition of UN sanctions under the snapback provisions of the 2015 nuclear deal.
Russia and China reject the reimposition of Iran sanctions, while the US, UK and France insist the snapback mechanism is legitimate.
Fierce debate at the UN: Moscow and Beijing tried to stop new pressure on Iran - The focus was on the so-called "snapback" mechanism
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