Tehran proposes discussing uranium reserves and nuclear issues in exchange for lifting sanctions and unfreezing assets within two months.
Iran has proposed 60-day negotiations with the US to discuss its nuclear program and highly enriched uranium reserves in exchange for sanctions relief and asset unfreezing. The talks exclude demands for Iran to surrender its uranium enrichment or nuclear ambitions, according to statements from Tehran.
The proposal follows US President Donald Trump’s recent insistence on Iran handing over its enriched uranium. Iran clarified that managing the Strait of Hormuz remains a bilateral issue with Oman, not part of the US negotiations.
No immediate market reaction was reported, but the talks could ease geopolitical tensions affecting oil prices and regional stability.