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Russia, China Veto UN Vote on Iran Sanctions Monitoring
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First reported by Zman Yisrael · 21 hours ago
What happened
Russia and China vetoed a UN Security Council resolution to extend the mandate of experts monitoring sanctions against Iran. The US-led effort failed, with Iran thanking the vetoing nations and the US accusing Russia and China of shielding illicit cooperation.
- 01Russia and China vetoed a UN resolution to extend Iran sanctions monitoring by experts.
- 02The US-drafted resolution failed despite 11-2 support due to the vetoes.
- 03Iran thanked Russia and China for blocking the US attempt.
- 04The US accused Russia and China of hiding prohibited cooperation.
- 05Russia cited the illegality of the "snapback" sanctions as a basis for the veto.
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