The United States has reportedly laid down five major conditions before Iran as negotiations between the two countries continue over Tehran’s nuclear programme and regional tensions.
According to a report by Fars News Agency, Washington has refused to provide any compensation to Iran for economic losses caused by previous American sanctions and policy measures.
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The report further claimed that the US has demanded Iran transfer nearly 400 kilograms of enriched uranium to the United States as part of the proposed agreement.
Another key condition reportedly requires Iran to keep only one set of its nuclear facilities operational, significantly limiting its nuclear infrastructure.
In addition, the US has allegedly rejected Iran’s demand for the release of even 25 per cent of its frozen overseas assets, which Tehran has long sought access to amid ongoing economic pressure.
The report also stated that Washington has linked the easing of conflicts across multiple regional fronts to the continuation and successful completion of the negotiations.
According to Ynetnews, the report further claimed that threats of potential American and Israeli military action would continue to remain on the table even if Iran agrees to the proposed conditions.
The developments come amid renewed diplomatic efforts aimed at addressing concerns surrounding Iran’s nuclear activities and broader geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
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