Overview
- The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting Friday at the request of Paris and London to consider the notification.
- In their letter, the E3 say factual evidence shows Iran is in significant breach of its JCPOA commitments.
- The snapback mechanism opens a 30‑day process that can restore a broad set of UN sanctions that were suspended about a decade ago.
- Iran’s foreign ministry denounced the move as illegal and unjustified and said Tehran would respond appropriately, after warning that IAEA cooperation could be curbed.
- European ministers said they will use the 30‑day window to pursue a negotiated solution as IAEA inspectors resume limited work at Bushehr without full cooperation.