Europe moves to reimpose 'snapback' Iran nuclear sanctions

The three countries only had until October this year, 10 years after they originally lifted the sanctions, as a window where it would be possible to automatically reinstate the penalties, which include a complete embargo on arms sales to Iran.
An Iranian deputy foreign minister said earlier on Thursday that Tehran would cease cooperation with the UN's nuclear agency if France, Germany and the UK reimposed so-called "snapback" sanctions that were halted as part of the 2015 nuclear deal.
Meanwhile, a German minister visiting the Middle East has appealed to Israel to send tax revenues owed to the Palestinian Authority to the West Bank's government.
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