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Russia and China Veto UN Extension of Iran Sanctions Monitoring Panel
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First reported by Zman Yisrael · 8 hours ago
What happened
Russia and China vetoed a US-led UN Security Council resolution to extend the mandate of a panel monitoring Iran sanctions. The US warned this would hinder enforcement, while Russia cited a lack of legal basis, and Iran thanked the two nations for blocking what it called a "cynical attempt" by the US.
- 01Russia and China vetoed a UN Security Council resolution to extend Iran sanctions monitoring.
- 02The US warned the panel's halt would aid Iran in circumventing sanctions.
- 03Russia claimed there was no legal basis for the panel's continued work.
- 04Iran thanked Russia and China for blocking the US-backed resolution.
- 05Sanctions on Iran, including asset freezes and arms restrictions, remain in place.
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