U.S.-Iran talks continue in Geneva
Tehran proposes reducing uranium enrichment to 3.67%
Another round of nuclear policy negotiations between U.S. and Iranian representatives unfolded today in Geneva. Tehran expressed readiness to take 'necessary measures' to achieve mutual understanding on the nuclear issue as quickly as possible. Against the backdrop of these discussions, Iran has put forward new proposals: agreeing to reduce uranium enrichment levels from 60% to 3.67%—a figure consistent with the 2015 deal (JCPOA). Additionally, Iran announced its willingness to temporarily suspend all enrichment activities for a period of seven years.
Context
Iran and the West signed an agreement in 2015 to limit nuclear activities (JCPOA), which included enrichment restrictions and international monitoring.
In Geneva, Russia and Iran are holding talks on the nuclear program. Tehran has proposed reducing uranium enrichment to 3.67% and suspending operations for seven years; reciprocal steps involving the U.S. are awaited.
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