Enriched nuclear materials will not be transferred outside Iran, via Tasnim
- A source close to the negotiating team: Contrary to claims by some Western media outlets, there is no such thing in Iran's text as accepting the withdrawal of enriched nuclear material from the country.
- A source close to the negotiating team: Iran has set a specific deadline in its proposal for receiving its blocked funds.
- This informed source emphasized: The United States had written in its plan that it would release Iran's blocked funds, but Iran has emphasized that these funds must be released within a certain period of time.
- "The claim by some Western fake news outlets that Iran has proposed a 15-year suspension of nuclear enrichment in its plan is completely false and intended for psychological operations."
Context
This updated stance from Iran on nuclear material and sanctions suggests potential escalation in negotiations with the U.S. Contradicting previous reports, Iran insists enriched materials will remain within its borders, which could heighten geopolitical tensions and impact market sentiment across various asset classes, particularly in energy and metals.
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