The White House confirmed on Saturday that the US had sent a nuclear deal to Iran, which was sent to Iran.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi said that Badar Albusaidi, a replica of his Omani replica, presented the “US agreement elements” during a small visit to the capital of Iran.
It comes later UN Nuclear Watchdog’s report said Iran further enhanced the production of uranium, enriched, which is an important component in the manufacture of nuclear weapons.
White House Press Karolin Levit said on Saturday that Tehran’s “good interest to accept” is a good interest to accept “:” President Trump made it clear that Iran could never get a nuclear bomb. “
Steve Whitcoff, a special ambassador for US President Donald Trump, has sent a “detailed and acceptable” proposal to Iran, Levit said.
The US proposal wrote in Aragchi X, “will be appropriately responding to the principles of Iran people, national interests and rights.”
The exact details of the contract are not yet clear.
The offer follows the report of the International Nuclear Energy Agency (IAEA) (IAEA) (IAEA) seen by the BBC – it has now found that 400 kg of uranium has been enriched by 60% of purity – close to the 90% purity required for arms -class uranium.
This is above the level of adequate purity for civil nuclear power and research purposes.
Further revised is enough for about 10 nuclear weapons, Iran is the only nuclear-armed state to produce uranium at this level.
The report paves the way for the US, Britain, France and Germany to find Iran in violation of its non -dissemination obligations to the IAEA governing body.
Iran insists that its program is peaceful. On Saturday, Iranian state media described the IAEA report as “politically motivated” which includes “baseless allegations”.
Iran said it would “implement appropriate measures” in response to any attempt to take action against Tehran at a meeting of the IAEA governors.
The US has long tried to limit Iran’s nuclear capacity. Talks between the two powers that Oman intervenes have been going on since April.
Both sides have expressed optimism during the negotiations but are divided into important issues – the most important of them, whether Iran can continue to enrich the future under any agreement.
Despite the ongoing talks between Tehran and Washington, the IAA report has not indicated that Iran has slowed its nuclear enrichment efforts.
The IAEA report found that Iran’s most enriched uranium in the last three months has been equalized to approximately one nuclear weapon per month.
US officials estimate that if Iran was chosen to make arms, it could produce arms-grade materials in less than two weeks and build a bomb within months.
Iran has long denied that he was trying to develop nuclear weapons. However, the IAEA refused to give access to senior investigators and did not answer the long -term questions about its nuclear history.
Trump has sought a new nuclear deal with Trump Tehran after the US was extracted from the previous nuclear deal between Iran and six World Powers in 2018.
This nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan or JCPOA, was signed by Iran and the US, China, France, Russia, Germany and the UK.
The JCPOA sought to limit and monitor Iran’s nuclear program in return to eliminate restrictions placed on the administration in 2010, suspicion that its nuclear program was being used to develop a bomb.
But Donald Trump withdrew from the agreement in the first period in office, claiming that the JCPOA was a “bad business” because it was not permanent and did not address the Balistic missile program in Iran.
Trump later re -imposed the US restrictions as part of the “maximum pressure” campaign for demanding Iran to negotiate a new and extended agreement.
In the intermediate years, Tehran has consistently outer the limits of its nuclear program’s 2015 contract, which is designed to make it difficult to develop a nuclear bomb.
Trump has previously threatened to bomb Iran’s nuclear facilities if diplomacy fails to achieve the deal.
