Iran, China, and Russia have jointly dismissed a draft resolution proposed by the United States and three major European powers at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors meeting. The joint statement, released on Wednesday, deems the attempt to invoke the so-called “snapback mechanism” against Iran as legally baseless and without merit. This mechanism, related to the 2015 nuclear agreement, aims to reimpose sanctions lifted under the deal. The three nations argue the resolution is “null and void,” signaling strong opposition to the move. This action underscores growing tensions surrounding the future of the Iran nuclear deal and ongoing negotiations. The collaborative rejection demonstrates a united front against perceived unilateral pressure from the US and European nations. The statement reinforces the position that the draft resolution lacks international legal standing.