Iran17 Apr
Report: US-Iran near MoU on nuclear deal
President Trump claims Iran has agreed to work with the U.S. to remove its buried stockpile of highly-enriched uranium.
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President Donald Trump has claimed in a CBS News interview that Iran has 'agreed to everything' and will cooperate with the United States to remove its buried stockpile of highly-enriched uranium. He insisted that U.S. troops would not be deployed onto Iranian soil for this purpose. This statement adds a new, specific detail about the removal of buried uranium to the ongoing narrative of a potential nuclear agreement. It follows a series of claims and counterclaims from both sides about the status of negotiations, with Iran previously challenging the accuracy of U.S. statements.
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17 Apr@Osint613
The report adds that Iran's president and foreign minister favor the deal while the IRGC objects, revealing internal divisions within Iran.
17 AprFrente Militar y Geopolítico
Adds that a draft has been submitted to Supreme Leader Khamenei and that a signing meeting could occur as early as Monday, with specific interest from Trump, Pezeshkian, and Araghchi noted alongside IRGC opposition.
17 AprMiddle East Spectator — MES
President Trump told CBS News that Iran has agreed to everything, calling it a 'great' and 'wonderful' deal.
17 Apr@sentdefender
Trump specified that Iran agreed to remove its 'buried stockpile' of highly-enriched uranium and that U.S. troops would not be deployed for the task.
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