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The UN revived Iran sanctions via the 2015 nuclear deal’s "snapback" mechanism over nuclear non-compliance and failed diplomacy.
The United Nations has reimposed sanctions on Iran using the "snapback" mechanism from the 2015 nuclear deal, following Iran’s restrictions on nuclear monitoring and failed diplomacy.
The sanctions, triggered by France, Germany, and the UK, freeze Iranian assets, block arms sales, and penalize ballistic missile development, taking effect despite objections from Russia and China.
Iran’s economy is in crisis, with inflation exceeding 34%, the rial at a record low, and food prices soaring—meat, rice, butter, and beans have seen price hikes of 50% or more.
The June conflict with Israel and U.S. strikes have further destabilized the country, with missile sites reportedly being rebuilt.
Iran has withdrawn from IAEA monitoring and retains uranium enriched to 60%, close to weapons-grade, raising concerns about nuclear weaponization.
While Iran disputes the legitimacy of the snapback due to the U.S. 2018 withdrawal, U.S. officials say direct talks remain possible.
Citizens report worsening hardship, growing anxiety, and a loss of hope, as tensions with regional powers rise.
Las Naciones Unidas reactivaron las sanciones a Irán a través del mecanismo de "retroceso" del acuerdo nuclear de 2015 por el incumplimiento nuclear y la diplomacia fallida.