Official announcement of the end of Security Council sanctions against Iran

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: The Secretariat of the United Nations Security Council has sent a note to the member states of the United Nations, officially ending the provisions of paragraphs 3, 4 and 6 of Appendix B of Resolution 2231, including missile tests, restrictions on the export and import of missile items to Iran, as well as the sanctions related to seizing property and providing financial services to Iranian individuals and entities under the sanctions of the Security Council, has informed the countries.

According to Iranian media reports, based on the provisions of Appendix B of Resolution 2231, these restrictions continued for 8 years after the implementation of the JCPOA (October 18, 2023), which finally ended at midnight New York time.

The cancellation of the aforementioned restrictions takes place while in recent years, extensive political and legal efforts were made by the United States and Western countries to build a consensus in the international community in order to create a platform for the continuation of these sanctions, which ultimately ended in political and legal failure. Western countries, in returning the previous resolutions of the Security Council, the aforementioned restrictions were officially terminated.

According to this report, the mentioned changes were also applied at 12:00 midnight on the United Nations website and the integrated list of United Nations sanctions.

Mrs. Rosemary DiCarlo, the Political Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations has also confirmed in a separate letter addressed to the Permanent Representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran the termination of the mentioned regulations and the withdrawal of Iranian individuals and institutions from the list of the Security Council.