"United Nations sanctions are set to be reimplemented on Iran after European countries accused it of lacking transparency over its nuclear program. Germany, France and the United Kingdom are pressing ahead with the so-called "snapback" sanctions, activated last month in a 30-day process. Unless a last-minute breakthrough deal comes through, sanctions are due to come into effect at 0000 GMT on Sunday."
"On Saturday, Tehran recalled its envoys in Berlin, Paris and London for consultations. Talks at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York between Iran and several countries failed to resolve the ongoing stalemate. Meanwhile, the United Arab Emirates's (UAE) Foreign Minister met with Israeli President Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the UNGA as he called for an end to the war in Gaza. Whereas in Lebanon, the Hezbollah militant group and political party marks the first anniversary of the death of its leader Hassan Nasrallah. Below you can read about developments from Iran, Israel, Gaza and the wider Middle East on Saturday, September 27."
United Nations sanctions were reimposed on Iran at midnight GMT, the first time in a decade, after European states triggered a snapback over transparency concerns about Iran's nuclear program. The measures freeze overseas assets, ban arms deals and penalize ballistic missile development. Britain, France and Germany activated the 30-day snapback process. Tehran recalled its ambassadors to Germany, France and the UK for consultations after UNGA talks failed to resolve the stalemate. The UAE foreign minister met Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu at the UNGA urging an end to the Gaza war. Hezbollah marked the first anniversary of the death of its leader Hassan Nasrallah.
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