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    Russia does not recognize return of UN sanctions on Iran

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    Posted on October 1, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Russia's UN Ambassador states non-recognition of UN sanctions on Iran, creating parallel realities in international relations.

    Table of Contents

    • Russia's Position on UN Sanctions
    • Ambassador Nebenzia's Remarks
    • Implications for International Relations

    Russia does not recognize return of UN sanctions on Iran

    Russia's Position on UN Sanctions

    (Reuters) -Russia does not recognize the reimposition of United Nations sanctions on Iran, Russia's U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia told reporters on Wednesday when asked if Moscow would enforce the measures.

    Ambassador Nebenzia's Remarks

    "We'll be living in two parallel realities, because for some snapback happened, for us it didn't," he said at a press conference to mark the start of Russia’s presidency of the U.N. Security Council for October.

    Implications for International Relations

    (Reporting by Michelle Nichols)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Russia does not recognize the reimposition of UN sanctions on Iran.
    • •Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia expressed Russia's position at a press conference.
    • •The situation creates parallel realities in international relations.
    • •Russia assumes presidency of the UN Security Council for October.
    • •The issue highlights differing international perspectives on Iran.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Russia does not recognize return of UN sanctions on Iran

    1What is an international financial institution?

    An international financial institution (IFI) is an organization that provides financial support and advice for economic development projects in countries. Examples include the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

    2What is foreign currency?

    Foreign currency refers to the money used in other countries, which is different from the domestic currency. It is often used in international trade and finance.

    3What are sanctions?

    Sanctions are penalties or restrictions imposed by countries or international organizations to influence or control the behavior of a nation or group. They can include trade restrictions, financial penalties, or diplomatic measures.

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