European powers warn they’ll trigger “snapback” unless Tehran makes real nuclear progress.
View of Iran’s nuclear facility, a key site targeted in Israeli airstrikes. Photo Credit: Wikipedia / Hamed Saber (CC BY 2.0)
Britain, France and Germany have warned they will restore United Nations sanctions on Iran by the end of August if the regime fails to make meaningful progress towards reviving its nuclear deal commitments.
The three countries – known as the E3 – met in New York this week to discuss reactivating the 2015 nuclear accord’s “snapback” clause, which allows for the automatic return of sanctions if Iran breaches the agreement.

















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