Iran and Russia have condemned the move of the United Kingdom, France, and Germany to invoke the so-called snapback mechanism and reinstate United Nations sanctions on Tehran, slamming the action as “illegitimate, unlawful, and politically motivated”.
News ID: 1496
Publish Date: 2025/10/04
Iran’s deputy foreign minister has denounced the European Union’s re-imposed sanctions on Tehran, calling them a form of “collective punishment” that targets ordinary people.
News ID: 1494
Publish Date: 2025/10/04
Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei has strongly condemned the recent statement by the Group of Seven (G7) on Iran’s nuclear program, describing it as a distortion of reality and fundamentally deceitful.
News ID: 1490
Publish Date: 2025/10/02
The Russian ambassador to the United Nations says his country does not recognize the legitimacy of reimposing the world body’s sanctions on Iran via the so-called snapback mechanism.
News ID: 1474
Publish Date: 2025/10/02
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has blamed Washington for the failure of his talks in New York, saying US’ obstructionism is the main factor for failure of Iran’s talks with the European troika and American side."
News ID: 1466
Publish Date: 2025/10/01
Government Spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani confirmed that Iran’s proposal to hold a joint meeting with the three European states, the IAEA, and US special envoy, Steve Witkoff on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York was rejected, as the parties either declined the request or failed to attend.
News ID: 1463
Publish Date: 2025/10/01
Russia’s Ambassador to the United Nations has strongly criticized recent moves by certain Western countries and the UN Secretariat over the alleged “reimposition” of previous Security Council sanctions on Iran, describing them as legally baseless, contrary to the UN Charter, and in violation of binding Security Council resolutions.
News ID: 1459
Publish Date: 2025/10/01
Iran’s foreign minister has blamed the “completely unreasonable and impossible” demands put forward by the United States and its European allies for the failure in resolving the snapback sanctions dispute.
News ID: 1447
Publish Date: 2025/10/01
Hezbollah has condemned the activation of the so-called “snapback mechanism” and the reimposition of international sanctions against Tehran, describing it as proof of collusion between the United States and the European Troika and the collapse of the last shred of their credibility in assuming responsibility oversensitive international matters.
News ID: 1445
Publish Date: 2025/09/30
President Masoud Pezeshkian has reaffirmed Iran’s resolve in the face of foreign pressure, declaring that the nation will never bow to coercion.
News ID: 1444
Publish Date: 2025/09/30
President Masoud Pezeshkian described the snapback mechanism as an attempt by certain Western countries to legitimize their illegal actions.
News ID: 1439
Publish Date: 2025/09/30
Iran’s Foreign Minister, referring to the snapback issue, stated that “messages were exchanged with the Americans, both through intermediaries and directly,” but emphasized that due to the “excessive demands of the United States and the alignment of European countries, no compromise was reached.”
News ID: 1426
Publish Date: 2025/09/30
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas has said that re-imposition of nuclear-related sanctions and restrictions on Iran “must not be the end of diplomacy”.
News ID: 1410
Publish Date: 2025/09/29
President Masoud Pezeshkian has said that Iran is ready for any potential conditions after snapback of sanctions, stressing that the country still pursues engagement with focus on relations with its neighbors.
News ID: 1408
Publish Date: 2025/09/29
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei criticized the UN Security Council’s handling of efforts to extend Resolution 2231, calling it evidence of a “rules-based order” dominated by one power and its allies.
News ID: 1404
Publish Date: 2025/09/29
Russia has strongly rejected Western attempts to revive UN sanctions on Iran through the so-called “snapback” mechanism, with Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stressing in a letter to UN Secretary-General António Guterres that neither the Secretary-General nor the Secretariat has any mandate to act on such claims.
News ID: 1399
Publish Date: 2025/09/28
Mohammad-Javad Zarif, Iran’s former vice president for strategic affairs and foreign minister, said the EU troika’s failure to bring Iran to its knees has made them restore the terminated resolutions.
News ID: 1396
Publish Date: 2025/09/28
An attempt of the United Kingdom, France and Germany to return old sanctions of the UN Security Council against Iran appears like double-dealing and all their legal sanctions do not hold water, Maria Zakharova says.
News ID: 1388
Publish Date: 2025/09/28
The Iranian Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Sunday in response to the activation of the so-called snapback mechanism and return of the terminated UN sanctions.
News ID: 1384
Publish Date: 2025/09/28
The intensive round of Iran’s engagements at the UN General Assembly concluded with no breakthrough in its standoff with Europe. Tensions over negotiations, the “snapback” mechanism, and sanctions remain unresolved. The UN Security Council’s rejection of a Russian–Chinese proposal to delay activation of snapback underscored that Western capitals are shifting away from diplomacy toward pressure.
News ID: 1371
Publish Date: 2025/09/27