Report: US willing to allow Iran to enrich uranium on its soil

A report by Al-Arabiya claims that the Trump administration has for the first time agreed to allow Iran to enrich uranium on its soil to a level of 3.67%, as part of a Pakistani-Qatari framework that includes diluting the 60% stockpile, releasing billions of dollars, and lifting the naval blockade. Iran's president said the supreme leader ordered an end to the 'no war, no peace' situation.

A report by the Saudi channel Al-Arabiya, citing its sources, states that the Trump administration has for the first time agreed to allow Iran to enrich uranium on its soil to a level of 3.67%, as part of a framework formulated by Pakistan and Qatar. In return, Iran would be required to dilute its stockpile of 60% enriched uranium to lower levels, allow the return of IAEA inspectors, and lift the naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The United States would release between six and nine billion dollars of frozen Iranian funds. Meanwhile, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said that Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei ordered an end to the 'no war, no peace' situation with the US and expressed willingness for negotiations. However, a senior Iranian security official set preconditions for talks. The article relies on a single Arab source and does not include an official US response.