Tasnim rejects following Al-Hadath report as false: “Iranian sources have told it that Iran is ready to remove highly enriched uranium from the country”

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Tasnim rejects following Al-Hadath report as false: “Iranian sources have told it that Iran is ready to remove highly enriched uranium from the country”

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Al-Hadath, a Saudi-affiliated media outlet, wrote that "Iranian sources have told him that Iran is ready to remove highly enriched uranium from the country"!
Tasnim's investigations show that this Saudi media report, like many of its reports about the details of the negotiations, is false and in line with American psychological operations.
In the text of the memorandum that exists to this day, there is no statement stating readiness to remove nuclear materials, and Iran has basically not made any commitments regarding nuclear action in this memorandum.
Tasnim's information also shows that Al-Hadath's claim that this news was reported from "Iranian sources" is false and that such statements are the product of this media outlet's own imagination.

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