New York: Iran has recalled its ambassadors to Germany, France, and the United Kingdom for consultations following the activation of a dispute mechanism that could lead to the reinstatement of United Nations sanctions. This move comes after Russia and China failed to delay the revival of international sanctions at the U.N. Security Council, where their draft resolution received support from only four of the 15 members, paving the way for potential sanctions on Iran.

The dispute mechanism, known as the "snapback" clause, was triggered by Germany, France, and the UK on August 28, citing Iran's non-compliance with the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, including the accumulation of highly enriched uranium beyond agreed limits. The mechanism allows a 30-day period for diplomatic engagement

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