Under the terms of the nuclear deal with Iran, formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), key restrictions would expire when the IAEA formally reaches a “broader conclusion” that Tehran's nuclear program is entirely peaceful. Such a conclusion would result in the li ing of the UN's remaining non-nuclear sanctions, including the ban on ballistic missile testing and the conventional arms embargo.2 Furthermore, the U.S. and EU would delist additional entities from their sanctions lists.3 Notably, the EU would delist all entities a liated with Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the organization responsible for both terrorist activities abroad as well as key aspects of the nuclear program.
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