Iran's Pezeshkian: US must drop sanctions, threats before talks
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Iran's Supreme National Security Council secretary Mohsen Rezaï told Pakistan's army chief, a mediator in Iran-US negotiations, that Tehran will not allow any enriched uranium to leave the country, calling it 'national wealth.' This hardens Iran's negotiating position on the fate of its stockpile, a key sticking point in talks. The statement signals limited flexibility and may stall progress, though it could be a bargaining posture rather than a final position.
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Iran has rejected new nuclear proposals from mediators, explicitly stating it will not export enriched uranium and linking future talks to US trust-building. This hardens Tehran's negotiating position, increasing the risk of diplomatic impasse and potential escalation. Confidence in this assessment is Medium-High.
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