Iran says UN Resolution 2231 is over, urges new nuclear talks | Khamenei

Published on Dec 25, 2025 10:11 pm IST

Iran has declared that UN Security Council Resolution 2231 on its nuclear programme has “ended,” accusing Western powers of using it as a tool of political pressure. Government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani said Iran, along with Russia and China, no longer considers the resolution applicable, urging a return to dialogue and negotiations. Her remarks followed a divisive UN Security Council meeting highlighting disagreements over the resolution’s legal status, as Tehran rejects efforts by Western countries to revive sanctions under the JCPOA framework.

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