Iran is ready to dilute highly enriched uranium to levels of 3.7% and 20%, according to Al Jazeera citing a source.
Washington refused to transfer the highly enriched uranium to Russia and instead suggested a third country receive it
Iran refused to transfer uranium outside its territory and said it is prepared to dilute it under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Washington demanded a halt to uranium enrichment for 20 years, but Iran rejected the proposal. Washington also demanded that Iran abandon its highly enriched uranium at 60%.
Washington rejected a proposal to pay Iran reparations for war losses. How does this compare to the JCPOA that Obama negotiated in 2015 and which Trump tore up in 2018. Uranium enrichment levels Current reported proposal: Iran would dilute highly enriched uranium down to 3.7% and 20%.