Iran Says It Will Discuss Enriched Uranium With US, But Trust Must Come First
Araghchi said Tehran's proposed seven-day plan was designed to build trust with Washington before further negotiations.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Iran is willing to discuss its enriched uranium stockpile with the United States, but stressed that trust between the two countries needs to be established first.
Araghchi noted that Tehran's proposed seven-day plan was specifically aimed at building trust with Washington, suggesting it as a preliminary step before substantive talks on the uranium issue could move forward.
The comments add to a series of recent statements from Araghchi addressing Iran's nuclear program and its relationship with the US, reflecting a cautious approach from Tehran toward re-engaging with Washington on the most sensitive parts of the dispute.
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- Iran ready to discuss enriched uranium with US, but trust must come first — Araghchi — TASS (Russia)
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