Tehran will not move 'a single atom' of enriched uranium from its territory, Iranian official says
Iran on Wednesday ruled out transferring its highly enriched nuclear material out of the country as part of any peace agreement with the U.S.
Iran has officially stated it will not transfer its highly enriched nuclear material out of the country. This decision comes as part of discussions surrounding a potential peace agreement with the U.S. The country is firm in its stance regarding its nuclear assets.
- Iran rejects transferring enriched nuclear material abroad.
- This stance is in relation to potential peace agreements with the U.S.
- The country is unwilling to move any of its nuclear material from its territory.
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