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Trump says U.S. wants Iran to hand over enriched uranium as mediators work on peace deal
Trump said the United States will recover Iran’s near-weapons-grade uranium as mediators pursue a deal to end the war.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump vowed the United States will recover Iran's 900 pounds of highly enriched uranium to prevent nuclear weapon development.
- Iran's Supreme Leader recently issued a directive banning the export of its near-weapons-grade uranium, defying United States demands to remove the material from the country.
- Trump told reporters at the White House that the U.S. will "probably destroy it" after retrieval, claiming the material was buried by joint Israeli and American airstrikes nearly a year ago.
- Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir is expected in Tehran on Thursday to advance indirect negotiations as Iran reviews the latest American proposal for a deal.
- Trump indicated he is willing to wait "a couple of days" for an Iranian response, noting his team was "pretty impressed" by negotiators but emphasized "we have to get the right answers" to prevent war.
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Despite the Ayatollah directive.
Trump said earlier that the US would eventually take over Iran's stockpile of highly enriched uranium.
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Trump Issues Fresh Warning to Iran on Enriched Uranium; US Taking New Precautions Over Ebola
President Donald Trump issued a fresh warning to Iran while vowing to destroy the Islamic regime’s enriched uranium. NTD has the latest on the peace negotiations, and a new action by Central Command to enforce the U.S. naval blockade. The Justice Department announced criminal charges on Thursday in its latest efforts to combat fraud in Minnesota. Authorities said the fraud schemes targeted $90 million in taxpayer dollars. New Ebola precautions a…
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