Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson declares enriched uranium is as sacred as Iranian soil and will not be transferred anywhere.
An Iranian official has explicitly denied that any agreement has been reached to hand over enriched uranium, stating only a negotiation framework is being discussed.
The Foreign Ministry has issued a direct public statement, declaring the handover of enriched uranium to the U.S. is 'totally rejected'.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry explicitly denied agreeing to hand over enriched uranium to the United States.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman explicitly rejected transferring enriched uranium abroad via IRIB, adding a direct public statement to previous denials.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman made the declaration via Tasnim, emphasizing the uranium's sacred status and absolute refusal to transfer it.
The Foreign Ministry specifically denied plans to transfer 60% enriched uranium to the US and dismissed US proposals on the nuclear issue.
The Foreign Ministry has now explicitly stated that transferring enriched uranium to the U.S. is 'not' an option, directly addressing a reported U.S. proposal.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismael Baqaei explicitly stated that transferring enriched uranium abroad has 'never been raised by Iran, not even once,' reinforcing the rejection.
The spokesman specifically stated that enriched uranium is 'as sacred as the country's soil' and will never be transferred anywhere.
The Foreign Ministry issued a new, direct statement categorically rejecting the transfer of enriched uranium abroad.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei explicitly stated Iran's enriched uranium is 'as sacred as the soil of Iran' and will not be transferred, directly contradicting Trump's claim.
