Snapback: What Would Renewed UN Sanctions Mean for Iran’s Struggling Economy?

Snapback: what would renewed UN sanctions mean for Iran’s struggling economy?

If the so-called snapback mechanism set in motion by France, the UK and Germany last week comes into effect in mid-October, a slew of international sanctions will come crashing down on an already throttled Iranian economy. But for Tehran, the threat of diplomatic isolation – which could herald fresh attacks from its enemies – weighs heavier than yet another economic shock.

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Talks follow European move to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran under ‘snapback’ mechanism - Anadolu Ajansı

Europe Started Snapback. The U.S. Must See It Through.

Our European allies just took the first big step to “snap back” tough UN sanctions on Iran. Their ultimate success can help stabilize the Middle East, impede Russia-Iran security ties, and build bargaining power for Ukraine talks. American leadership now…