“Return of anti-Iran sanctions, revealed global alignments”
A clear message for the world people and international observers is that the return of anti-Iran sanctions is a serious threat but not the end of the line for Tehran.
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Davood Emami, an Iranian political commentator on geopolitics said, in an interview with Taqrib News Agency (TNA), The return of UN sanctions against Iran, rather than isolating the country, has made the world's alignment clearer and created new diplomatic opportunities.
He said,” The pressure could be controlled and the negative impacts could be alleviated through wise diplomacy, economic management and also solidarity with friendly countries.”
He added,” Today, the world is divided into two blocs:
Bloc One: The United States, Israel, and European countries (Britain, France, and Germany) that are pursuing the reimposition of sanctions and have made the policy of maximum pressure the centerpiece of their actions.
Second block: China, Russia, Algeria, Pakistan, and some non-aligned countries that are aligned with Iran and do not consider the return of sanctions legal or do not implement them.
This division shows that Iran is not yet completely isolated and can, by relying on its strategic allies, reduce economic and political pressures and benefit from new opportunities in the international arena.
The clear message for the public and international observers is that the return of sanctions is a serious threat, but it is not the end of the road. With smart diplomacy, economic management, and alliances with friendly countries, the pressures can be controlled and their negative effects minimized.
The remarks by the Iranian thinker comes as a proposal to continue sanctions relief for Iran under the 2015 nuclear deal was rejected in the UN Security Council on Friday in a vote that revealed deep divisions over the so-called “snapback” process.
