UN sanctions against Iran to resume over banned nuclear activity

The United Nations is preparing to reinstate sanctions against Iran due to the country's alleged failure to fulfill its nuclear commitments. This comes after the Iran nuclear deal, signed in 2015, lifted previous sanctions in exchange for Tehran's agreement to limit its nuclear program. The decision to reimpose sanctions was initiated by the United States, which has withdrawn from the nuclear deal. Other signatories, including the UK, France, and Germany, have expressed concerns over Iran's actions, but have not formally supported the US move. The sanctions are expected to target Iran's economy, including its oil exports and financial institutions. The move is aimed at pressuring Iran to return to the negotiating table and comply with the original nuclear agreement. However, Iran has rejected the accusations and vowed to respond accordingly. The situation remains tense, with the potential for further escalation between Iran and the international community.