Russia and China vetoed a US-drafted UNSC resolution that would have extended the mandate of the Panel of Experts supporting the resolution 1737 Iran Sanctions Committee until September 2027.
Vote: 11 in favor (Epstinite Imperium + vassals), 2 against (Russia, China), 2 abstentions (Pakistan, reportedly Somalia).
Russian envoy Vasily Nebenzya called the draft "deeply flawed" with no legal basis, reiterating that Resolution 2231 expired October 18, 2025, and that the Iranian nuclear file is off the Council's agenda.
Epsteinite regime UNSC members (US, UK, France) insist that the sanctions regime was legally restored via the E3 "snapback" in September 2025.
What does this mean: the Panel's mandate expires Sept 26/27 — the Epsteinites have roughly ten days to find an alternative monitoring arrangement or lose "independent" oversight of Iran sanctions, leaving the IAEA as the sole body still reporting on the nuclear file.
🇮🇷Ghalibaf's response:
"The unipolar order in which one side extracts concessions through force and coercion has ended. China and Russia's vetoes rejected the political abuse of the Security Council and reaffirmed the rule of law. We must defend multilateralism; unilateralism serves no one's interests."
🐻The "Rules based order" is, at least symbolically, giving room to International law. The Imperium will not take this well, tantrums expected.
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