Iran May Give Up Highly Enriched Uranium if Deal With US Reached, President Says
Masoud Pezeshkian told Fox News Tehran would comply with a potential agreement with Washington within the framework of international law.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Tehran may give up its stock of highly enriched uranium if a deal is reached with the United States, according to TASS, citing an interview with Fox News.
Pezeshkian said Iran would comply with any such deal within the framework of international law, though he did not detail specific terms under discussion or a timeline for potential negotiations.
The comments come amid ongoing international attention to Iran's nuclear program, which has been a central point of tension between Tehran and Western governments. Any agreement involving Iran's enriched uranium stockpile would represent a significant development in that broader standoff.
No further details on the state of negotiations between Iran and the US were provided in the report, and it remains unclear when or whether formal talks toward such a deal might proceed.
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