UNSC Resolution Endorsing Final U.S.-Iran Deal by December 31?

TRUMP SAYS HE BELIEVES THE US WILL MAKE A DEAL WITH IRAN RIGHT AFTER THE US ELECTION • • Speaking at the United Nations, Trump says he has a decision to make on Iran and calls on all nations to economically isolate the country. • • Trump: "We must be united in maintaining pressure on Iran." He says Iran will never have a nuclear weapon.

Trump stated that he believes a deal with Iran will be reached after the November midterm elections in the United States. Speaking at the UN General Assembly, he threatened to destroy the Islamic Republic otherwise and reiterated that he would not allow Tehran to acquire nuclear weapons.

At today’s UN Security Council meeting, the U.S. politically motivated draft resolution seeking to revive the mandate of the Panel of Experts of the illegitimate 1737 Committee failed to pass. • • Russia and China once again stood firmly in defence of the UN Charter, international law, and the integrity of the Council and prevented yet another cynical attempt by the United States and its allies to abuse the Security Council for their political purposes. • • Iran deeply appreciates Russia and China for their consistent and principled positions and decisive actions today. We also commend Somalia and Pakistan for their valuable positions and abstentions. • • Iran reiterates its principled, longstanding, and consistent position that UNSCR 2231 expired definitely on 18 October 2025. As of that date, all nuclear-related provisions, measures, restrictions, and mechanisms were permanently terminated; the Security Council had concluded its consideration of the Iranian nuclear issue, and the agenda item “Non-proliferation” had been removed.

On Thursday, September 16, Russia and China vetoed a draft resolution proposed by the United States to extend the mandate of the 1737 Sanctions Committee on the Islamic Republic of Iran at a meeting of the United Nations Security Council. The meeting was held at the initiative of France, which holds the rotating presidency of the Security Council in September, within the framework of the “non-proliferation” agenda. During the vote among the 15 members of the Security Council, the resolution received 11 positive votes, but was met with explicit opposition (veto) from Moscow and Beijing, as well as abstentions from Pakistan and Somalia. In order for a resolution to be approved in the Council, in addition to obtaining at least 9 votes in favor, it is necessary not to be vetoed by the permanent members. Diplomats had previously announced that Russia and China were firmly opposed to the plan. Moscow and Beijing believe that with the definitive expiration of Resolution 2231 of the JCPOA in October 2025, all previous sanctions mechanisms, including the 1737 Committee, are devoid of any validity or legal effect. @VahidOOnLine @VahidOnline

UN Security Council session on a US resolution concerning Iran

Security Council session to vote on US draft resolution on Iran

20:34/ September 8 The Board of Governors of the International Energy Agency has issued a resolution referring Iran's nuclear file to the United Nations Security Council. This resolution was approved with 23 votes in favor, 8 abstentions and 3 votes against. The West will not be able to take serious action against Iran in the Security Council due to the veto of Russia and China. Moreover, even if the most severe resolutions against Iran are approved in the Security Council, the situation will still not be worse than the current war situation. Iran will react to this resolution.

Reuters reported on Wednesday, citing diplomatic sources, that the International Atomic Energy Agency's Board of Governors has issued a resolution referring Iran to the United Nations Security Council for violating its nuclear non-proliferation commitments after 20 years. The new resolution follows a previous resolution by the Board of Governors on June 12 last year, a list of Iran's "non-compliance" with its commitments that was approved just a day before the start of Israeli and subsequent US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. According to legal requirements, a formal report of these violations to the UN Security Council required the adoption of a second resolution by the 35-member council, which has now been completed. This move could pave the way for the return of international sanctions and increased diplomatic pressure on Tehran. @VahidOOnLine @VahidOnline

The Associated Press reported that the United States, Britain, France and Germany have prepared a draft resolution to refer Iran's nuclear file to the United Nations Security Council due to Tehran's failure to comply with non-proliferation commitments. The draft has not yet been officially submitted to the International Atomic Energy Agency's Board of Governors, and negotiations on its text are ongoing. If submitted, the resolution will be put to a vote at the Board of Governors meeting in Vienna next week. A draft from IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi calls for the resolution to be sent to the UN Security Council and General Assembly, while also emphasizing support for a diplomatic solution to Iran's nuclear program. The Associated Press reported that the Islamic Republic has not allowed IAEA inspectors access to damaged nuclear sites since the Khordad 1404 attacks, and the status of 440.9 kilograms of 60 percent enriched uranium has not been verified. The agency has warned that the continued lack of inspectors' access poses a "proliferation risk" that must be addressed "with the utmost urgency."

The United States, Britain, France and Germany are pushing for the International Atomic Energy Agency's board of governors to adopt a resolution next week that would formally refer Iran to the United Nations Security Council for violating its nuclear non-proliferation commitments, diplomats told Reuters on Friday. The draft resolution follows a previous board action on June 12, 2025, in which Tehran was found to be in breach of its international obligations for failing to fully cooperate with the agency's investigation into traces of uranium particles at undeclared sites./Entebbe

Reuters reported, citing diplomats, that the United States, along with Britain, France and Germany, are trying to persuade the International Atomic Energy Agency's Board of Governors to adopt a resolution at a meeting next week that would report the Islamic Republic's violation of its non-proliferation commitments to the United Nations Security Council. If adopted, the resolution would follow on from the Board of Governors' resolution of 12 June 1404. In that resolution, the Islamic Republic was found to be in breach of its nuclear commitments for not fully cooperating with the agency's investigation into traces of uranium discovered at undeclared sites. The resolution was adopted a day before Israel began its attacks on Iran's nuclear sites.

Reports indicate an imminent agreement between Iran and the United States. What are Tehran's conditions?

Axios: Iranian negotiators are awaiting final approvals from Iran's Supreme National Security Council regarding the agreement with Oman and the United States.

Axios: Iranian negotiators are awaiting final approvals from Iran's Supreme National Security Council regarding the agreement with Oman and the United States.

Russia and China foiled a resolution in the Security Council to discuss the Iranian nuclear issue

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The latest discussions suggest he is looking for ways to break the deadlock with Tehran and hasn’t yet ruled out a return to fighting. Resuming the conflict, some officials acknowledge, would be a tacit admission that the much-touted Iran deal failed.