The Office of the President of the UN Security Council announced that the resolution proposed by Russia and China to technically extend Resolution 2231 will be voted on in the UN Security Council on Friday.

Why it matters:

If this resolution is approved, suitable and smooth conditions will be created for the implementation of agreements between Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The big picture:

Considering that the 30-day trigger mechanism deadline (September 26, 2025) is approaching, Russia and China have submitted their previously proposed resolution with changes to extend Resolution 2231 technically.

What he is saying:

The office of the President of the Security Council stated, "The Security Council will hold a meeting on Friday afternoon, September 26, to vote on the draft resolution regarding the extension of Resolution 2231 proposed by the Russian Federation and China."

Key points:

  • The resolution aims to extend the technical provisions of Resolution 2231 for an additional six months, with the possibility of further extensions, allowing JCPOA members to negotiate.
  • The South Korean presidency of the Security Council confirmed that the vote will take place on Friday, September 26.

 

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