Esmaeil Baghaei, spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the IRI, reported that the issue of exporting enriched uranium is not on the negotiation agenda and is not a subject of discussion for Tehran.
Tehran's Position and US Demands
According to the ministry spokesperson, the Iranian side has faced contradictory demands from US officials, dictated by domestic political calculations in the US. Baghaei also noted uncertainty within the White House administration regarding who exactly holds the authority to conduct dialogue with Iran.
To demonstrate the seriousness of its intentions, Tehran has reduced the implementation period for proposals sent to Washington from seven to two days.
Nuclear Program and IAEA Inspections
In the context of cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the conduct of a scheduled inspection at the Bushehr NPP was confirmed. According to the Iranian MFA, experts visited the facility about 10 days ago. The inspection activities were limited to the Bushehr nuclear power plant and sites where the necessary technical conditions for work had been established.
Earlier, the media mentioned a "Qatar-Pakistan initiative" which proposes limiting the level of uranium enrichment in the country. Meanwhile, Washington insists on reducing the degree of enrichment, which currently reaches 60 percent.
Nuclear Process Parameters
Context
Abbas Araghchi serves as the head of Iran's MFA. Discussions concern Tehran's nuclear program, located in the central part of the country.
