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UK, France & Germany push to reinstate UN sanctions on Iran. In 30 days, tough penalties could hit its banks, oil and defence sectors unless diplomacy takes.hold Tehran calls the move provocative but says it’s open to “fair” talks.

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00:00The UK, France and Germany have moved to bring back major UN sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program.
00:08They've triggered what's called the snapback mechanism, essentially a fast track that allows sanctions to return in 30 days unless diplomacy takes hold.
00:19The three nations known as E3 warned they would act unless Iran agreed to a diplomatic solution.
00:26Tehran called the move provocative, saying it undermines cooperation with the UN's atomic watchdog.
00:33French Foreign Minister John Noel Barrow says diplomacy remains open,
00:37while his German counterpart Johan Vadapul urged Iran to fully cooperate with the UN and commit to direct talks with the US.
00:46Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said Tehran is ready for fair negotiations if the West shows goodwill.
00:52An Iranian source told Reuters that they would only engage directly with Washington if guaranteed there would be no military strikes during talks.
01:02The UN process now runs for 30 days before sanctions, targeting Iran's financial, energy and defense sectors snap back into place.
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