Sanctioned, Iran says it won’t resume nuclear talks with Europeans ‘at this stage’

Britain, France, and Germany reestablished sanctions on Iran on September 28, leading to the reimposition of UN sanctions under the 2015 nuclear deal’s snapback clause. This action has caused Iran to declare that it will not immediately engage in nuclear discussions with European nations. The move comes after disagreements emerged following the reintroduction of sanctions by the three European countries. Iran’s stance indicates a shift in diplomatic relations, suggesting a reluctance to proceed with talks at this juncture.