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Iran Reviewing US Proposal on Nuclear Dispute With Response Expected Soon
- •Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that talks with the United States are ongoing through indirect messages relayed by mediators.
- •Tehran is currently reviewing a new American proposal and is expected to deliver its response within days.
- •The diplomatic engagement follows Iran's rejection of US demands for a significant reduction in its uranium enrichment capacity.
- •Iran insists that the recognition of its right to enrich uranium domestically remains a strict red line and a key condition for any agreement.
- •US Vice President JD Vance has questioned why Iran requires 60 percent enriched fuel if it does not intend to develop a nuclear weapon, emphasizing that Washington wants concrete actions rather than mere words.
Key Questions Answered
Iran is currently reviewing the American proposal communicated through diplomatic intermediaries and is expected to provide a response within days. However, Tehran insists that any agreement must recognize its right to enrich uranium domestically, maintaining its rejection of US demands for a significant reduction in its enrichment capacity.
US Vice President JD Vance questioned why Tehran requires uranium enriched to 60 percent if it does not intend to build a nuclear weapon, demanding a meaningful reduction in Iran's enrichment capacity. Vance emphasized that Washington is not going to trade words for actions and expects concrete steps to show commitment against developing a nuclear weapon.
The two sides have been communicating indirectly through intermediaries, with countries such as Qatar and Pakistan involved in relaying messages between Tehran and Washington. These indirect diplomatic channels have remained open and active even during periods when formal negotiations were not taking place.
