Iran denied Trump's claims about the transfer of enriched uranium
Kyiv • UNN
The Iranian Foreign Ministry denied its readiness to transfer nuclear materials to the United States. The ministry's spokesman called uranium reserves strategically important and immutable for the country.
Iran has denied statements by US President Donald Trump about its alleged readiness to transfer enriched uranium to the United States. This was reported by Sky News, writes UNN.
Details
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei said that such a possibility is not being considered.
I must state that Iran's enriched uranium will not be transferred anywhere in any way. Just as Iranian land is important and sacred to us, so too is this issue of great importance to us.
Positions of the parties
Baghaei also noted that the issue of uranium transfer "was never considered" by Tehran.
At the same time, commenting on the possibility of suspending uranium enrichment, he criticized reports of discussions on this issue during negotiations, but did not directly deny such an option.
Earlier, Donald Trump stated that Iran allegedly agreed to transfer its enriched uranium, which could be exported to the United States.
Negotiations between the parties continue amid attempts to reach agreements on ending the conflict and Iran's nuclear program.
Trump expects Iran deal in a day or two - Axios17.04.26, 20:57 • 2618 views