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relief on Iran within 10 days of a complaint, the secretary-general of the United Nations should do this within the remaining 20 days, and the U.S. can veto all draft resolutions. Otherwise, all sanctions would automatically "snap back". However, on 8 May 2018, the United States withdrew from JCPOA.
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In August 2020, the U.S. released an amended draft that replaced the original. The new draft said the embargo, "shall continue to apply until the Security Council decides otherwise" and would expire on 18 October 2020. The U.S. blamed Iran for attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities and an Iraqi
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on Iran. This resolution reinforced the requirements set out in the previous resolutions. It also added restrictions on Iran's banks' transactions and required all countries to inspect cargo entering or transiting from or to Iran within their territory if there were "reasonable grounds to believe the
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Russia's ambassador to the UN, Mikhail Ulyanov, said "the resolution can be counterproductive" and asked Iran and IAEA to solve the problem. He said on Twitter that the U.S. use of a snapback mechanism will hurt the UNSC. He said the validity of the UN sanctions was called into question by this, and
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On 20 August 2020, the U.S. formally demanded the UN institute "snapback" against Iran. According to the JCPOA, each "participant state" can claim an example of "significant non-performance" by Iran. 30 days after a complaint, if no council member offers a draft resolution to extend sanctions
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ended. In June 2020, the U.S. released an original draft proposal to extend the UN arms embargo on Iran in the UN. The foreign ministers of Russia and China criticized this proposal in letters sent to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the Security Council. They announced they would veto any
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On 19 September 2020, the United States reimposed all UN sanctions against Iran. On Saturday, Pompeo claimed that all UN sanctions against Iran which were suspended within United Nations Security Council Resolution 2231 were reimposed 31 days following a suggestion to the UN by the U.S on
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called the rejection of the U.S. resolution on Iran by the Security Council a humiliating defeat of the U.S. Iranian foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted, "The lawless bullying of Pompeo leaves the United States in isolation again. It's time for Donald Trump to stop listening to rogue
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on Iran. It stressed previous resolutions and strengthened the restrictions on Iran's banks' transactions. It also increased the number of Iranian individuals and companies listed on a travel ban and froze their assets. Iran was prevented from transferring, importing, and exporting missiles or
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Pompeo said: "No country but the United States has had the courage and conviction to put forward a resolution" and filed a complaint of “significant non-performance” by Iran with the Security Council. He has called European allies supporters of the ayatollahs.
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on the Iranian nuclear program. It sets out an inspection process and schedule while also preparing for the removal of United Nations arms sanctions against Iran. In August 2020, the U.S. released a proposal to extend the UN arms embargo on Iran in the UN.
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called, "Iran Snapback Isn't Worth the Risk It". He also said that the snapback validates the JCPOA, which the U.S. had already left. On the other hand, he believed it would weaken the Security Council veto, which serves U.S. interests at the U.N.
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The U.S. tried to impose sanctions on any countries that contravened the UN arms embargo on Iran. The U.S. stated it was still a participant in the agreement from which it withdrew in 2018, but only so that it could activate the "snapback".
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America's European allies expressed concern that Iran had free access to dangerous weapons. They explained that the American proposal to extend the embargo indefinitely would never have been accepted because of Russia and China's veto.
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On 20 September 2020, Britain, France, and Germany claimed that all UN sanctions relief on Iran would be terminated. "We have worked tirelessly to preserve the nuclear agreement and remain committed to doing so."
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On 13 August 2020, this resolution was rejected by 11 abstentions (Britain, France, and Germany), two votes against (China and Russia), and two votes in favor (United States and the Dominican Republic).
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said Iran fully agreed to the JCPOA and offered to hold an online summit with the United States, Britain, France, China, Germany, and Iran to avoid "confrontation and escalation" at the UN.
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resolution if it got nine votes in favor from the 15-member council. Some diplomats claimed the proposal sought to extend the arms embargo, which had been rejected.
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Before the vote, the U.S. threatened to use "snapback" (sanctions) against Iran if the Security Council defeated the arms embargo resolution.
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on Iran. In addition to the terms described in Resolution 1737, Iran was banned from transferring, importing, and exporting any arms and
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said Iran is a sponsor of terrorism and that the rejection of the U.S. resolution on Iran will lead to further Middle East instability.
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European leaders warned that to inflict U.S. sanctions on countries not complying with the reimposed UN ones was legally invalid.
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and the U.S. embassy in Baghdad. The original draft included anti-Iran rhetoric that the U.S. removed from the amended draft.
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Kelly Craft accused the Security Council and its members of having "lost their way" and standing by the terrorists.
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missile systems, such as ballistic missiles, and heavy weapons such as battle tanks, combat aircraft, and warships.
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On 18 October 2020, according to Resolution 2231, all previous arms resolutions on Iran and a travel ban on
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These are the security council resolutions concerning the United Nations' arms embargoes on Iran:
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the use of snapback by the U.S. was illegal because they had left the JCPOA unilaterally.
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13 countries on the 15 members U.N. declared their opposition to the U.S. suggestion.
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Hassan Rouhani claimed U.S. efforts had "reached its definitive point of failure".
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The complaint and the suggestion to trigger the "snapback" against Iran to the UN
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Announcement of Snapback Mechanism activation by the United States
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Nichols, Michelle; Tétrault-Farber, Gabrielle (16 August 2020).
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After the Security Council vote, the U.S. secretary of state,
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United Nations Security Council resolutions concerning Iran
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United Nations Security Council
nuclear program of Iran
Resolution 2231
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action
Resolution 1737
United Nations Security Council
Resolution 1747
Conventional Arms
Resolution 1803
Resolution 1929
Resolution 2231
Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action
International Atomic Energy Agency
Quds Force
Qasem Soleimani
Kirkuk
Mike Pompeo
Kelly Craft
Gabi Ashkenazi
Zhang Jun
Vladimir Putin
Hassan Rouhani
John Bolton
The Wall Street Journal
Vasily Nebenzya
Josep Borrell
António Guterres
Majid Takht-Ravanchi
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