Iran willing to specify a nuclear program in exchange for the elevation of economic sanctions vs

Iran is willing to give up the stocks of enriched uranium and to abandon the further production of nuclear materials, if this leads to the lifting of US economic sanctions against the country. That said Ali Shamkhani, adviser to Irans Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, against the American channel on Wednesday NBC News.

Shamkhani said that Iran is willing to stop the entire core program and reduce the imposed stocks of enriched uranium, which is the basis for a nuclear weapon, to only ‘civil use’. Iran would also allow international inspectors to check the process, in exchange for the immediate lifting of all economic sanctions against the country.

The sanctions of Washington against Iran have forbidding almost all American trade, humanitarian aid and arms trade with the country for decades. Donald Trump called on Wednesday during his diplomatic visit to Saudi Arabia to strict enforcement of American sanctions against Iran, and expressed his hope for a nuclear deal.

The US and Iran have been talking about the nuclear program of Tehran for weeks. Steve Witkoff, the envoy of Trump, mentioned The last conversations in Oman on Sunday ‘encouraging’. Tuesday report The New York Times That Iran suggested during negotiations to work together in the enrichment of uranium with other countries in the region and with American investors.

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