Trump says Iran agrees to hand over its enriched uranium
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US President Donald Trump claims Iran has agreed to hand over its enriched uranium as part of a potential peace deal. The US and Iran have been engaged in conflict since February 28, with the US threatening to resume airstrikes and maintain a naval blockade if a deal is not reached.
US President Donald Trump said the US and Iran were close to a peace deal, with Iran agreeing to hand over its enriched uranium. The US had threatened to resume airstrikes and maintain a naval blockade on Iran's ports if a deal was not reached. A ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon came into effect, with Trump expecting their leaders to visit the White House soon. Pakistan's army chief met Iran's parliament speaker to pursue diplomatic efforts. Iran's UN ambassador expressed cautious optimism about peace talks, while US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth warned of consequences if Iran chose not to make a deal. The US has sought a 20-year suspension of Iran's uranium enrichment programme, while Tehran proposed a five-year suspension. Iran insists its nuclear programme is peaceful and its right to enrich uranium is indisputable.
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