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UNSC turns down U.S. "script" and refuses to restore sanctions against Iran

¡iĶ¤å¡jThe U.S. recently failed in its bid to extend arms embargo against Iran in the U.N. Security Council ¡]UNSC¡^ and subsequently requested the launch of the mechanism of "snapback" stated in the Iran nuclear deal to restore sanctions on Iran. However, its move was ultimately rejected by the U.N. The rotating chairman of the UNSC, Dian Triansyah Djani, said that the Council would not take further action on the request of the U.S., and many members of the Council also opposed the move, calling it unreasonable as the U.S. had already withdrawn from the Iran nuclear deal two years ago.

The U.N. arms embargo against Iran was set to expire on 18 October, and most council members did not support an extension. The U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo requested to invoke the "snapback" mechanism of the Iran nuclear deal before, citing significant Iranian violations of the deal and thus demanding for all international sanctions on Iran to be restored. However, among the 15 member states of the Council, except for the Dominican Republic, all the others wrote to the UNSC president, calling the U.S. move illegal for the reason that the U.S. President Donald Trump had already announced its withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal in 2018.

Dian Triansyah Djani, the rotating chairman of the UNSC and Indonesia's ambassador, said that after consulting and receiving letters from multiple member states, he realized that only one country was in support of the sanctions against Iran and most of the others opposed the move. As no consensus was reached in the UNSC, he as the chairman would not take further action.

According to the original plan of the U.S., after Pompeo notified the UNSC of the U.S. initiative to trigger the "snapback' to restore sanctions against Iran, other Council members would introduce a resolution to reject the proposal, such that the Washington, D.C. would be able to make use of the veto power of permanent members to veto this resolution, thereby resuming sanctions on Iran 30 days after the notification. However, since Djani blocked the proposal even before a resolution was introduced, meaning that the plan of the U.S. would actually backfire.

The U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Kelly Craft said that the country would never allow the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism to freely buy and sell conventional weapons and the Trump administration had no fear of being isolated. She expressed regret that other UNSC member states "have lost their way and now find themselves standing in the company of terrorists".

The Foreign Minister of Iran, Mohammad Javad Zarif, wrote on Twitter that "Pompeo's lawless bullying leaves U.S. isolated again". Zhang Jun, China's permanent representative to the U.N., expressed China's opposition to the snapback as the U.S. was no longer a participant of the Iran nuclear deal and therefore such demand was deemed ineligible and unreasonable. He added that China would work with relevant parties to continue to seek a political solution to the Iranian nuclear issue. Russia called the UNSC president's decision "a prudent step", saying that the entire Council would agree with the paramount need to preserve the Iran nuclear deal.

As the permanent representative of the African country Niger would take over the UNSC presidency next month (Septaembe), the diplomatic community expected that the U.S. might put pressure on Niger in order to invoke the snapback mechanism. Yet, since Niger was not a member state of the Iran nuclear deal and the country had issued an open letter earlier with South Africa, Tunisia and other countries calling the U.S. "ineligible" to trigger the snapback, meaning that the U.S. sanctions plan would continue to fail.¡½Ãe¹Å»ö

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