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The United Nations reprived the sanctions to Iran the early hours of Sunday for their nuclear program, even more squeezing the Islamic Republic as its people are increasingly at the height of the food they need to survive and worry about their future.
After last minute diplomacy failed at the UN, the sanctions entered into force on Sunday at 8 pm et.
The sanctions will freeze the Iranian assets abroad, stop the weapons agreements with Tehran and penalize any development of the Iran Balistic missile program, among other measures. It occurred through a mechanism known as “Snapback”, included in Iran’s nuclear agreement in 2015 with world powers, and occurs when Iran’s economy is already staggering.
Iran’s rial currency is at record pressure, increasingly greater of pressure on food prices, including meat, rice and other basic products in the country, and making daily life much more challenging.
Meanwhile, people care about a new fight between Iran and Israel, as well as potentially from the United States, since missile sites attacked during the 12 -day war in June now seem to be rebuilt.
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Activists fear a growing wave of repression within the Islamic Republic, which, according to reports, has executed more people this year than in the last three decades.
Snapback was designed to be veto proof in the UN Security Council, which means that China and Russia could not stop it alone, as they have done with other actions proposed against Tehran in the past. Russia Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov described the sanctions as a “trap” for Iran on Saturday.
France, Germany and the United Kingdom triggered Snapback 30 days ago because they would further restrict the monitoring of their nuclear program and the dead point about their negotiations with the United States.
Iran withdraw even more from the monitoring of the International Atomic Energy Agency (OIEA) After the Israel War in the country in June, which also saw the United States attacking nuclear sites in the Islamic Republic.
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Meanwhile, the country still maintains an enriched uranium reserve up to 60 percent of purity, a short and technical step of the levels of weapons of 90 percent, which is large enough to make several atomic pumps, if Tehran chooses to hurry towards weapons.
Iran has insisted for a long time that its nuclear program is Pacific, although the West and Oiea say that Tehran had an organized weapons program until 2003.
Tehran has also argued that the three European nations should not be able to implement Snapback, partially indicating the unilateral withdrawal of the United States in 2018, during the first mandate of the administration of US President Donald Trump.
Iran remembered on Saturday to its ambassadors in France, Germany and the United Kingdom for consultations before the sanctions were reprinted, the Irna news agency reported.
The Secretary of State of the United States, Marco Rubio, praised the three European nations for “an act of decisive global leadership” for imposing the sanctions on Iran.
“President Trump has been clear that diplomacy remains an option: an agreement remains the best result for the Iranian people and the world,” Rubio said in a statement. “For that to happen, Iran must accept direct conversations.”
