According to the Washington Post, the Three European Powers Intend to Reimpose Sanctions Suspended a Decade Ago in the 2015 Nuclear Deal After Threats and Negotiations Failed
Britain, France and Germany are planning to inform the UN Security Council on Thursday that Iran is in "significant" violation of the 2015 nuclear deal and that they will reimpose sanctions that had been suspended as part of the agreement, according to a Washington Post report.
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