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Report with Axios It has shown that the United States plans to allow Iran to continue limited low -level uranium enrichment on its soil for an uncertain period of time.
On Saturday, the Trump administration presented the first official proposal of Tehran in an attempt to sign a nuclear transaction with the country, but did not share the details of the proposed transaction publicly. “President Trump has made it clear that Iran could never get a nuclear bomb,” said Caroly Levita, Socialist Secretary Press Last weekend. “The special messenger Vitcoof has sent a detailed and acceptable proposal to the Iranian regime, and it is in their interest to accept it.”
The Axios report cuts two sources familiar with the permanent talks of Trump administration with Iran. A White House Did not deny details of Axios reporting when Fox News Digital appealed to the confirmation.
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Instead, the White House official replied to a statement calling on the terms of the transaction “very rigid” and insisted on the terms of the transaction that prevent Iran to receive nuclear weapons.
Trump and Ayatollah Khamenei studying Iranian centrifuge (Reuters)
“President Trump speaks of a cold, firm truth. The conditions we gave to Iran were very tough and would make it impossible if they received a nuclear bomb if they received,” the official said.
The media reports on Monday states that Iranian officials plan to dismiss the US proposed. New details reported by Axios Some Republicans, As well as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who everyone expressed that they only want zero nuclear enrichment in the transaction – in addition to the complete dismantling of Iran’s nuclear program.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who left the documents last week, which, according to him, the Tehran’s show “brazenly” about his nuclear program. (AP)
Axios reports that the details of the proposals described by him indicate that Iran will not allow new enrichment facilities to “dismantle critical infrastructure to convert and process uranium”, and will be forced to stop any new studies and developments on Nuclear centrifuge. However, according to the details of the proposals, which Axios reports, Iran will be allowed to participate in the regional consortation consortation under certain conditions.
For example, Iran will only be able to develop the possibilities of enriching internal purposes only for civil purposes, Axios reports. Meanwhile, after the signing of the Iran’s agreement, it will be forced to reduce the concentration of enrichment to 3% and close all underground enrichment objects over the agreed period of both parties.
In this photo, published on November 5, 2019, Iran’s atomic energy organization shows that Centrofug machines at the Uranian Natanets enrichment facility in Central Iran. (Organization of Iran’s atomic energy via AP, file) (Organization of Iran’s atomic energy via AP, file)
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The new proposal also seeks to develop auditing and supervision mechanisms to ensure that Iran is following the rules of the Agreement.
