US-Iran Deal Would Lock In Compliance Through UN Law, Not Just Politics

US-Iran Deal Would Lock In Compliance Through UN Law, Not Just Politics

The June 18 US-Iran memorandum requires both countries to secure UN Security Council approval for any final agreement within 60 days. A Chapter VII resolution would make violations enforceable through international law rather than bilateral pressure alone—a step the 2015 JCPOA lacked. But China and Russia hold veto power, and their backing remains uncertain.

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