The extended UN sanctions against Iran have come back into force, affecting the country's nuclear program and economy, after unsuccessful negotiations with Western powers.

UN sanctions have been reinstated for the first time in ten years after the failure of nuclear negotiations. They prohibit transactions related to Iran's nuclear program and ballistic missiles, having a major impact on the country's fragile economy. Diplomats from the US and Europe continue to seek diplomatic solutions, while Iran contests the legitimacy of the sanctions. The economic situation is worsening, and the exchange rate has risen significantly, affecting the living standards of the population.