President Donald Trump announced Thursday that the framework agreement with Iran will not include uranium enrichment, according to a report. The statement adds a new condition to the emerging nuclear deal.
President Donald Trump announced Thursday that uranium enrichment will not be part of the framework agreement with Iran, according to a report. The statement adds a specific condition to the emerging nuclear deal, which has been a subject of repeated Trump pronouncements in recent weeks.
The Zioneer has previously reported on Trump's statements regarding the deal, including his assertion that the war with Iran is concluded and that a final accord is being drafted. The new condition addresses the central issue of uranium enrichment, a point of contention throughout the negotiations. The full terms and implementation timeline remain under negotiation.
This announcement follows a series of Trump declarations on the Iran nuclear file, including his earlier statement that enriched uranium would be 'buried under a mountain' and his promise to submit the deal to Congress. The uranium enrichment issue has been a key sticking point in US-Iran talks.
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