New Details Reveal American Proposals and Iranian Conditions in Nuclear Negotiations

Informed sources revealed details of the proposals presented by the United States during the ongoing round of negotiations with Iran. The sources reported that Washington demanded obtaining Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium, which faced Iranian reservations. The American side proposed transferring the enriched uranium outside Iranian territory, but Tehran expressed conditional readiness to reduce enrichment ratios locally instead of transferring it, offering to convert highly enriched uranium to lower ratios reaching 3.7% or 20% under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency. Washington demanded stopping advanced enrichment operations for long periods, while Tehran insists on maintaining its right to nuclear technology for peaceful purposes, rejecting any proposal that includes the exit of nuclear materials from the country. The sources confirmed that the negotiations witnessed the raising of the financial compensation file, where the American side rejected an Iranian proposal stipulating the payment of fines or compensation for the economic losses incurred by the country due to previous sanctions, reflecting the continued gap in positions between the two sides regarding sensitive financial and technical issues.