Summary
European countries have put back in place sanctions on Iran that were originally lifted in a 2015 nuclear agreement. These sanctions affect Iran's banking, oil, and other important parts of the economy due to concerns about its nuclear activities. Iran argues its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes.
Key Facts
- European countries have re-imposed sanctions on Iran.
- The sanctions were originally lifted under a 2015 nuclear deal.
- Key areas affected include banking and oil sectors.
- There is also a ban on arms imports to Iran.
- Western countries are concerned that Iran's nuclear activities threaten global security.
- Iran claims its nuclear program is meant for civilian purposes.
- There is ongoing debate about whether diplomatic solutions are still possible.
