Trump Claims Iranian Concession on Enriched Uranium

US President Donald Trump claimed Iran has agreed to hand over enriched uranium, referring to it as 'nuclear dust.' He emphasized that no money would be exchanged for this concession. However, neither Iran nor intermediaries have confirmed any such agreement, raising skepticism about the claim.

US President Donald Trump has again claimed that Iran is set to hand over enriched uranium to the United States, a move he referred to as acquiring 'nuclear dust.' Trump stated that this transaction will occur without any financial exchange.

'The U.S.A. will get all Nuclear Dust,' Trump declared on social media, crediting the efforts of B2 Bombers. The term 'nuclear dust' is often used by Trump to describe the uranium reportedly located under targeted nuclear sites in Iran.

If true, this development would mark a significant concession by Iran and align with a key US demand in resolving tensions. However, neither Iran nor mediators have confirmed this claim, casting doubt on its authenticity.

(With inputs from agencies.)