Iran rules out restricting its uranium enrichment program, one of the main demands of the US and Israel for peace
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Iran has ruled out restricting its uranium enrichment program, a key demand of the US and Israel for peace. The US Special Envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, warned that Iran could be a week away from enriching uranium to a weaponized level, although it currently lacks the necessary equipment and access to its material.
Iran refuses to limit its uranium enrichment program. The US and Israel want Iran to stop enriching uranium as a condition for peace. US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff says Iran could enrich uranium to a weaponized level in a week, but it currently lacks equipment and access. In 2025, Israel and the US destroyed Iran's nuclear centrifuges and facilities. Iran is now at least two years away from producing a nuclear weapon. The US wants Iran to stop enriching uranium, but may consider a limited compromise.
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