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Snapback itself emerged as a unique innovation of the JCPOA, as a way to automatically bring back old UN sanctions if Iran was found to be violating its commitments.
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Snapback emerged as a unique innovation of JCPOA to bring back old UN sanctions
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https://carnegieendowment.org/emissary/2025/08/iran-snapback-sanctions-nuclear-crisis-jcpoa?lang=en
E3 declares Iran in non-performance of nuclear deal, risking snapback sanctions and escalating tensions.
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