President Donald Trump said Wednesday evening that agreement has been reached on the Iranian nuclear issue and enriched uranium, describing the material as 'buried under a mountain' where 'no one goes near it,' according to Amichai Stein (i24NEWS).
President Donald Trump stated Wednesday evening that agreement has been reached on the Iranian nuclear issue and enriched uranium stockpiles, saying the material is 'buried under a mountain' where 'no one goes near it,' according to Amichai Stein (i24NEWS). The remark adds a new detail to a fast-moving diplomatic track: earlier Wednesday the president said final deal clauses had been approved by Israel, and that signing could occur this weekend. Trump has asserted in recent days that Israel and other parties have approved terms, though Israeli officials have maintained public silence, and Iran has not issued an official confirmation. The 'buried under a mountain' description appears to refer to a storage or disposal arrangement for enriched material, addressing a core Israeli demand to prevent Iranian breakout capability. No additional details — such as enrichment levels, the volume of material covered, or an inspection regime — have been disclosed. Tehran has not formally commented on this latest statement.
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