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Russia condemns European move to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran over nuclear programme

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Posted on August 29, 2025

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MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia on Friday condemned a decision by Britain, Germany and France to launch a process that could reimpose U.N. sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme, saying it was absurd

Russia Criticizes European Nations for Seeking UN Sanctions on Iran

Russia's Response to Sanctions

MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia on Friday condemned a decision by Britain, Germany and France to launch a process that could reimpose U.N. sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme, saying it was absurd to solely blame Tehran for the collapse of the 2015 nuclear accord.

Details of the Sanctions

(Reporting by Dmitry Antonov; Writing by Lucy PapachristouEditing by Andrew Osborn)

Key Takeaways

  • Russia condemns European nations for seeking UN sanctions on Iran.
  • The move targets Iran's nuclear programme.
  • Russia calls the blame on Tehran absurd.
  • The sanctions relate to the 2015 nuclear accord collapse.
  • Britain, Germany, and France initiated the process.

Frequently Asked Questions

What did Russia condemn?
Russia condemned the decision by Britain, Germany, and France to initiate a process that could lead to the reimposition of U.N. sanctions on Iran regarding its nuclear programme.
Which countries are involved in the sanctions process?
The countries involved in the sanctions process are Britain, Germany, and France.
What is the reason for the sanctions against Iran?
The sanctions are being considered due to concerns over Iran's nuclear programme.

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