Iran Offers to Abandon 60% Uranium Enrichment for US Deal

Iran is enriching uranium to 60% for peaceful purposes, and Tehran is not violating the conditions of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

Consensus

Iran is enriching uranium up to 60% for peaceful purposes.
Iran claims this enrichment does not violate the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).
Iran's president, Masoud Pezeshkian, stated that Iran is willing to abandon 60% enriched uranium in the event of a deal with the United States.
Iran emphasizes compliance with international law and the NPT.
The United States has indicated it could supply nuclear fuel to Iran if enrichment is halted.
Iran has expressed readiness to discuss nuclear issues with the U.S. under conditions of mutual trust.

Iran has offered to conclude an agreement on its 60% enriched uranium stockpiles in 2025 and 2026. — vedomosti
Iran has sent through Qatari intermediaries conditions for ending conflict, including lifting maritime blockade and unfreezing Iranian assets. — m24
Iran's president stated that Iran has never sought to develop nuclear weapons and that possessing weapons of mass destruction is against religious law. — interfax
Iran's president stated at the UN General Assembly that Iran does not consider nuclear weapons a guarantee of security but opposes a ban on nuclear research. — kommerant