On September 28, local time, the European External Action Service issued a statement announcing that the EU will immediately start to re-implement all previously lifted nuclear-related sanctions against Iran.

According to the EU, the restoration of sanctions was caused by the "rapid restoration of sanctions" mechanism triggered by Iranian failure to fulfill its Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action commitments.

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In order to pressure Iran and the United States to resume nuclear negotiations, Britain, France and Germany informed the Security Council on August 28th on the grounds that Iran failed to implement the Iranian nuclear deal.Launch the "rapid restoration of sanctions" mechanism in accordance with Resolution 2231.If the Security Council fails to pass a resolution on extending the exemption period of sanctions against Iraq within 30 days, the relevant sanctions will be restored.

On September 19, the Security Council failed to pass the draft resolution on the continuation of the lifting of sanctions against Iran due to nine votes against by the United States, the United Kingdom and Law. On September 26, the UN Security Council voted on the draft resolution on the extension of the exemption from sanctions from the Iran nuclear deal by China and Russia, and the draft resolution failed to be adopted.The sanctions against Iran were resumed on September 27.

Iranian Foreign Minister Al-Araqi said in a speech to the Security Council on September 26,The British-German three-country mechanism for the "rapid reinstatement of sanctions" was legally ineffective, politically reckless, and procedural.During a press conference he announced that Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) would terminate the agreement reached on September 9 if sanctions were resumed. Iranian Foreign Minister Al-Aqsa said in a speech to the Security Council on September 26 that the British-German "rapid resumption" mechanism was legally ineffective, politically reckless and procedural faults. He announced at a press conference that if sanctions were resumed on September 9, the agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency would be terminated.

(Headquarters reporter Gu Xin)