Britain, France, Germany say U.N. sanctions relief for Iran to continue beyond September 20

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Britain, France and Germany told the U.N. Security Council on Friday that U.N. sanctions relief for Iran - agreed under a 2015 nuclear deal - would continue beyond Sept. 20, when the United States asserts that all the measures should be reimposed.

In a letter to the 15-member body, seen by Reuters, the three European parties to the nuclear deal and long-time U.S. allies said any decision or action taken to reimpose U.N. sanctions “would be incapable of legal effect.” The United States quit the nuclear deal in 2018.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said last month that he triggered a 30-day process at the Security Council leading to a return of U.N. sanctions on Iran on Saturday that would also prevent a conventional arms embargo on Tehran from expiring on Oct. 18.

 

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Take that TrumPeo

chenweihua Iran does not deserve this.

Iran will turn to China, directly or indirectly

POMPEO screwed up and made all country’s root for Iran.

Trump made it easy for people to root for Iran for all the wrong reasons. Obama made it easy for all the right reasons.

No one in Europe is that stupid to trade with Iran and risk being sanctioned by US. The sanction reliefs are only on paper.

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