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Oman's Foreign Minister announced that U.S. and Iranian negotiators have paused talks in Geneva, with the U.S. expected to demand the dismantling of three nuclear facilities and the surrender of enriched uranium by Iran.

A former US arms control chief warns that Iran is concealing 400 kilograms of enriched uranium, which poses a potential threat for nuclear weapons development.

Iranian officials have indicated a willingness to make nuclear concessions to the US in exchange for avoiding military conflict, including proposals to export enriched uranium and involve US companies in its energy sector.

Iran is considering sending half of its enriched uranium stockpile abroad and has offered US companies involvement in its oil and gas projects during ongoing nuclear talks.

An Iranian official stated that negotiations with Washington are focusing on Iran's nuclear commitments and the U.S. lifting sanctions, without discussing the removal of enriched uranium.

Iran has rejected the U.S. demand to export its highly enriched uranium and is preparing to propose to dilute it under IAEA supervision.

Iran has rejected the export of its stockpile of highly enriched uranium but expresses readiness to reduce its purity, a position to be presented to the US soon amidst rising tensions.

Rosatom is prepared to assist in the removal of highly enriched uranium from Iran, drawing on previous experiences and emphasizing collaboration with Iranian nuclear scientists.

Russia is offering to assist Iran with its highly enriched uranium amidst discussions regarding potential US military actions.

Russia's Rosatom is prepared to receive enriched uranium from Iran should it become necessary in the context of nuclear negotiations.

Russia's Rosatom expresses readiness to accept enriched uranium from Iran if a suitable agreement is reached.

Iran is contemplating the transfer of enriched uranium to Russia and may pause its enrichment activities while proposing a regional fuel production consortium.

Iran and the United States are set to engage in a second round of nuclear negotiations in Geneva, with Iran willing to dilute its enriched uranium in exchange for economic relief amid renewed threats from President Trump.

Israeli Prime Minister B. Netanyahu declared that any agreement with Iran must include the removal of all enriched uranium and dismantling of their capability to enrich further during a speech in Jerusalem.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasizes that any agreement between the US and Iran must involve the removal of all enriched uranium from Iran and dismantling its enrichment capabilities.

Iran has expressed its willingness to negotiate on its enriched uranium stockpile in exchange for the lifting of U.S. sanctions during ongoing nuclear talks.

Iran is willing to compromise on its enriched uranium stockpile in exchange for the lifting of US sanctions, as stated by Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi in a BBC interview.

Iran's willingness to dilute its enriched uranium hinges on the lifting of all sanctions imposed by the United States, highlighting the ongoing tensions and diplomatic efforts surrounding its nuclear program.

Iran is willing to negotiate on its nuclear enrichment by potentially diluting its stockpile of highly enriched uranium in exchange for the lifting of all sanctions.

Iran is open to diluting its enriched uranium to 60 percent if the US lifts all sanctions, according to the head of its Atomic Energy Organization.

Iran is prepared to dilute its highly enriched uranium if the United States lifts all sanctions, according to the head of Iran's atomic energy agency, Mohammad Eslami.

Iran has expressed its willingness to dilute its enriched uranium but insists that the lifting of all sanctions must be part of any agreement.

Iran proposed to dilute its stockpile of enriched uranium as a concession in ongoing negotiations with the United States regarding its nuclear program, contingent upon the lifting of U.S. sanctions.

Iran is willing to dilute its highly enriched uranium if the United States lifts all sanctions against the country, according to the head of its atomic energy agency.

Iran has expressed readiness to dilute its enriched uranium if all sanctions are lifted, according to statements from its nuclear agency.

The article discusses the current chances of resuming nuclear negotiations between the US and Iran, the controversial location for the talks, priorities from the last negotiation attempts, Iran's enriched uranium demands, and the impact of reactions to protests in Iran.

Russia has expressed its readiness to remove Iran's enriched uranium while affirming that the stockpiles belong to Iran and are in compliance with the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.

Iran agrees to suspend its nuclear program as part of a deal with the United States, indicating its willingness to send enriched uranium to Russia according to sources quoted by The New York Times.

Iran has reportedly agreed to suspend its nuclear program as part of a deal with the U.S., with plans to send enriched uranium to Russia, as communicated by Iranian National Security Council Secretary Ali Larijani during his recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Iran has agreed to suspend its nuclear program as part of a deal with the US, with sources indicating that Iranian National Security Council Secretary Ali Larijani recently conveyed a message from Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the transfer of enriched uranium to Russia.

Iran agrees to suspend its nuclear program as part of a deal with the U.S., reportedly involving the transfer of enriched uranium to Russia.

Iran has enriched uranium to nearly weapons-grade levels until airstrikes by Israel and the U.S. in June 2025 destroyed its facilities, leaving the material unaccounted for.