US EditionUS Considers $30 B. Iran Civilian Nuclear Deal, Iran Denies Any Meeting with US Next Week
- The Trump administration proposed between $20 billion and $30 billion in foreign investments to support Iran’s peaceful nuclear energy initiatives as an incentive to resume diplomatic talks.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that there has been no consensus or understanding established to initiate fresh talks.
- Recent U.S. airstrikes severely damaged Iran's nuclear program, but officials say the exact amount of uranium destroyed remains unknown.
- Abbas Araghchi declared the failure of two nuclear regimes to coerce Iran, calling this a historic turning point symbolizing Iranian resistance.
- These developments suggest ongoing tensions and uncertainty, with U.S. and allies seeking talks while Iran resists conditions like zero uranium enrichment.
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The Trump administration in recent days has explored possible economic incentives for Iran in return for the regime halting uranium enrichment, including releasing billions of dollars in frozen Iranian assets, according to three sources familiar with the discussions. The tentative proposal would also allow Iran to receive assistance from regional countries to enable Tehran to build a civilian nuclear program, granting Tehran access to as much as…
According to reports, after the destruction of Iran's nuclear facilities, the White House is set on a new strategy. A civilian nuclear program without enrichment plants for energy production is to be developed. Does this strategy work? After the whip, the carrot is to come. In other words, after the US bunker-breaker bombs have caused great damage to Iran's nuclear facilities, Washington offers the Mullah regime a way out of the complicated situ…
According to a report, the US government is considering offering Iran assistance in building a purely civilian nuclear program.
US President Trump is pressing for new negotiations with Iran - an investment package in a civilian nuclear program should also be discussed, according to a report. However, Tehran is reluctant.
Trump offers Iran $30B for nuclear deal
As published in Israel Hayom, the Trump administration is discussing a proposal to assist Iran with a sum of up to $30 billion (101 billion shekels) for building a civilian nuclear energy program, sanctions relief, and release of billions of dollars in restricted Iranian funds – all as part of a mounting effort to return Tehran to the negotiating table, according to four sources involved in the matter. The discussions continued this week after a…
US offered Iran investments worth tens of billions of dollars
Washington has offered Tehran support for a civilian nuclear program it will establish through investments from its Arab allies across the Gulf in an effort to get Iran back to the negotiation table, CNN is reporting; Iran's FM: 'No agreement to begin new negotiations'
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