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Iran's foreign minister nominee, Abbas Araghchi, indicated that reviving the JCPOA is no longer feasible, urging a shift in focus toward combating Western sanctions. His stance reflects the evolving dynamics of Iran's nuclear diplomacy.
Japan's Prime Minister Kishida proposes mediating between Iran and the U.S. to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, emphasizing Japan's commitment to fostering dialogue and regional stability.
The Russian diplomat described the behaviour of the three European countries, also known as E3, as a strange game. He noted that while they demand full compliance from Iran, they have failed to fulfil their commitments under the deal.
Addressing the UN on December 19, Nebenzya categorically stated that both Russia and Iran have adhered to the provisions outlined in Resolution 2231 and challenged the credibility of evidence presented by Western nations.