China Denounces Iran Snapback Sanctions Plan as Not Constructive

China has expressed concerns over the European Union's plan to impose snapback sanctions on Iran for its nuclear program. The Chinese government has stated that this move may not be constructive and could potentially exacerbate the situation. China's remarks come as the EU is considering triggering a mechanism that would reinstate UN sanctions on Iran, despite the country's partial compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal. Beijing argues that the current approach may not be the most effective way to address the issue and that all parties involved should work towards a diplomatic resolution. China emphasizes the importance of maintaining the nuclear agreement and calls for a more nuanced and collaborative approach to addressing the concerns over Iran's nuclear activities. The Chinese government has urged all stakeholders to engage in constructive dialogue and find a mutually acceptable solution to this complex and sensitive matter.