中方代表：美方是造成当前伊核问题困局的根源

Core Viewpoint - The UN Security Council failed to pass a resolution to continue lifting sanctions on Iran, highlighting geopolitical tensions and differing stances among member states [1] Group 1: Voting Outcomes - China, Russia, Pakistan, and Algeria voted in favor of the resolution, while the US, UK, France, and seven other countries voted against it [1] - South Korea and Guyana abstained from the vote [1] Group 2: China's Position - China's UN representative emphasized strong opposition to the push for a "snapback" sanctions mechanism by certain countries, viewing it as unfair and unreasonable [1] - The root cause of the current impasse in the Iran nuclear issue is attributed to the US's unilateral withdrawal from the nuclear agreement in 2018 and the subsequent escalation of sanctions [1] Group 3: Implications of the Vote - The actions of the UK, France, and Germany to initiate the "snapback" sanctions are seen as detrimental to rebuilding trust and resolving differences among parties [1] - There are concerns that such actions could lead to unpredictable and catastrophic consequences, undermining years of diplomatic efforts [1]