Iranian official says U.S. and Iran have not negotiated over nuclear program; right to enrich uranium is red line
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An unnamed senior Iranian official said the U.S. and Iran have not negotiated over the nuclear program, and that recognition of the right to enrich uranium is Tehran’s red line.
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Senior Iranian official: U.S. and Iran have not negotiated over the nuclear program; recognition of the right to enrich uranium is Tehran’s red line
BlockBeats news,October 7, a senior Iranian official told Reuters that Iran and the United States have held no negotiations over Tehran’s nuclear program. The U.S. position on Iran’s nuclear program differs from Iran’s demands. The official said the United States must first meet Tehran’s conditions before the nuclear issue can be discussed. Iran will never give up its right to enrich uranium, but the details of enrichment can be discussed later. The official said that U.S. recognition of Iran’s right to enrich uranium is Tehran’s red line. The official also described U.S. Vice President Vance’s comments on Iran’s nuclear program as the U.S. side’s “ideas and demands.”
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/370616
Key points
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October 7, BlockBeats, citing Reuters, reported that a senior Iranian official said Iran and the United States have not negotiated over Tehran’s nuclear program.
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The official said the U.S. position on Iran’s nuclear program differs from Iran’s demands.
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The official said the United States must first meet Tehran’s conditions before the two sides can discuss the nuclear issue.
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The official said Iran will not give up its right to enrich uranium, but the details of enrichment can be discussed later.
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The official said that U.S. recognition of Iran’s right to enrich uranium is Tehran’s red line.
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The official described U.S. Vice President Vance’s remarks about Iran’s nuclear program as the U.S. side’s “ideas and demands.”
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The Iranian official’s position is that the two sides have not yet begun negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program; Iran regards retaining its right to enrich uranium as a non-negotiable prerequisite, but the specific manner of enrichment can be discussed later.
Why it matters to readers
This statement indicates that the right to enrich uranium is a key condition put forward by Iran, while the two sides still differ over the requirements for the nuclear program. The report provides no information about the resumption of negotiations or the conclusion of an agreement.
It may be worth monitoring whether the U.S. and Iran formally confirm the launch of negotiations and whether the two sides announce arrangements concerning the right to enrich uranium and specific conditions. The original text provides no price or fund-flow data for U.S. stocks,BTC or ETH prices and fund-flow data, so the market impact cannot be confirmed on this basis.
Risks and unknowns
The speaking official was unnamed, and the person’s specific identity cannot be confirmed.
The content provides only the Iranian official’s statement and does not provide confirmation from the U.S. side regarding the claim that no negotiations took place or the related conditions.
The original text does not specify which particular conditions the United States needs to meet.
The original text does not provide details on uranium enrichment, arrangements for subsequent communication, or the timing of negotiations.
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Uranium enrichment
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