Three of Europe’s largest powers are reimposing sanctions on Iran in an effort to pressure it to the negotiating table with the United States.

France, Germany, and the United Kingdom implemented their long-discussed “sanctions snapback” on Thursday as punishment for the regime’s repeated violations of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal .

Recommended Stories

Milei attacked with rocks in Buenos Aires, blames former president for 'barbarism'

Russia launches largest strike against Kyiv since Alaska summit with Trump

UN watchdog sends first team to Iran nuclear facilities since suspending coordination

“Today, Iran’s non-compliance with the JCPoA is clear and deliberate, and sites of major proliferation concern in Iran are outside of IAEA monitoring,” the three world leaders wrote in a lette

See Full Page