Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister: Will Not Supply Enriched Uranium to the U.S.
On the night of the 18th local time, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Khatibzadeh stated that in response to the remarks made by the U.S. President, Iran will not supply any enriched uranium to the United States.
He stated that while Iran is willing to address any reasonable concerns, it will not accept unacceptable matters.
He also pointed out that Iran is seeking to finalize the framework agreement before holding face-to-face talks. Additionally, as part of the negotiations with the United States, a "new guideline" will be established for the Strait of Hormuz, which will continue to remain open for all civilian passage and ensure safety. (Reporter from the Central Radio and Television Station Li Jiannan Li Xiang)
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister announced that Iran will not supply enriched uranium to the United States, emphasizing the country's willingness to address reasonable concerns while rejecting unacceptable demands. Iran aims to finalize a framework agreement before engaging in face-to-face talks. Additionally, a new guideline for the Strait of Hormuz will be developed as part of the negotiations with the U.S.
- Iran will not supply enriched uranium to the U.S.
- Iran is willing to address reasonable concerns but will not accept unacceptable matters.
- Iran seeks to finalize a framework agreement before face-to-face talks.
- A new guideline for the Strait of Hormuz will be established as part of negotiations with the U.S.