U.S. OFFERS IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL ALLOWING TEMPORARY URANIUM ENRICHMENT

 U.S. OFFERS IRAN NUCLEAR DEAL ALLOWING TEMPORARY URANIUM ENRICHMENT

June 3, 2025

The Trump administration has pitched Iran on a revised nuclear deal that would allow Tehran to continue enriching uranium after it is signed.

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has pitched Iran on a revised nuclear deal that would allow Tehran to continue enriching uranium after it is signed — contradicting public statements by top US officials.

The proposal outline, first reported Monday by Axios, was submitted Saturday by White House special Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff. If agreed, the outline would allow Iran to continue enriching uranium domestically, but only for civilian use. Tehran will also have to temporarily reduce its enrichment concentration to 3% — well below weapons-grade

levels of 90%.

House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a statement responding to the Axios report.

(I will repeat what I was told on Saturday by my CBI contact once again. Iraq is waiting to get the approval of the U.S. to move to FOREX. This is contingent upon negotiations with Iran. She has been put on alert to begin the Project to Delete the Zeros. 😊 )