France, Germany, and the United Kingdom invoked a “snapback” provision to restore United Nations sanctions against Iran, citing concerns over its nuclear program. This step comes after reports that Iran’s nuclear sites were bombed during a 12-day war with Israel, intensifying Tehran’s isolation on the world stage.

Germany, the United Kingdom, and France have signaled their intention to reactivate sanctions on Iran by sending a formal letter to the United Nations Security Council. This collective move indicates Europe’s heightened focus on Iran’s activities and marks a significant diplomatic step.