Following Europe's activation of the snapback mechanism yesterday, Iranian media extensively covered the immediate diplomatic fallout on August 29. The UN Security Council convened repeatedly to discuss the process, with France and Britain requesting the initial meeting. Tehran's Foreign Ministry vehemently condemned the move as illegal, unjust, and a "dangerous procedure," while explicitly stating Iran's readiness for "fair negotiations" under good faith, but not under threat or coercion. Europe, including the UK, reiterated that an offer for an extension on sanctions remains on the table, setting specific conditions. Domestically, reports emerged of the Islamic Republic censoring media regarding the snapback's economic impacts, while internal debates continued on Iran's potential NPT withdrawal. Germany also issued a warning for its citizens to leave Iran, reflecting heightened international tensions.