The United Nations Security Council has voted to reinstate existing sanctions against Iran, following a previous delay. The Council’s decision follows a debate regarding the potential for Iran’s nuclear programme to escalate. The sanctions, previously implemented in 2015, aim to limit Iran’s nuclear activities and bolster international security. The resolution allows for continued monitoring and potential penalties if Iran fails to comply with agreed-upon measures. The impact of the reinstated sanctions is expected to be felt across various sectors, including energy, finance, and trade.
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