snapback mechanism - صفحه 8

President Masoud Pezeshkian emphasized that the Islamic Republic of Iran, as it has previously accepted the most rigorous oversight regime over its nuclear activities, is once again ready for engagement and cooperation in this domain. He added, however, that this readiness does not imply a retreat from the Iranian nation’s rights. “We are ready to engage in dialogue and do not seek war, but any repeated act of aggression will be met with a resolute response,” he stated.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, while warning the West about activating the SnapBack mechanism, said: "We are going to define a new protocol with the International Atomic Energy Agency, in accordance with the binding resolution of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, to see how we can continue cooperation."

Iran’s Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad says the country has been planning for a potential scenario in which the United Nations sanctions are re-imposed on the country as part of efforts by European powers to force Tehran to change its nuclear policy.

Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs Kazem Gharibabadi has stressed that the aggression against Iran is a historic test for the United Nations Charter, and said that the three European countries lack legal status.

Tehran has once again warned that the European parties to the JCPOA lack legal authority to invoke the deal’s snapback mechanism to restore UN sanctions on Iran.

Iran’s oil exports would remain almost unscathed if a series of old UN sanctions are reimposed on the country as part of the so-called snapback mechanism that European powers have threatened to trigger to force Tehran to change its nuclear policy, according to a report.

The Foreign Ministry spokesman, referring to Friday's meeting between Iran and the European E3 in Istanbul and emphasizing that "the Europeans must be held accountable for their positions following the aggression against Iran," said: "We have no plans for talks with the US at the moment."

Russia’s Permanent Representative to International Organizations says E3 has no legal or moral right to launch the so-called SnapBack mechanism to reimpose previous anti-Iranian sanctions.

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi has strongly condemned recent statements by France, Germany and the United Kingdom regarding their intention to activate the snapback mechanism under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), asserting that the E3 has “no legal standing” to invoke such measures.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the EU and European troika need to abandon their “worn-out policies” of threat and pressure if they seek to play a role in the possibly new round of nuclear talks between Iran and the United States.

The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman stated that "the threat to use the snapback mechanism is a political act and an action aimed at confronting Iran," and emphasized that if such an incident occurs, it will face an appropriate response from Iran.