Iranul spune că este gata să renunțe la uraniul îmbogățit la 60%

Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian announced the country's willingness to reduce uranium enrichment under international law and the Non-Proliferation Treaty. He emphasized that Iran does not seek nuclear weapons and is open to international inspections of its nuclear program. This statement comes amid U.S. pressures regarding Iran's nuclear activities and ongoing negotiations to ease tensions. Pezeshkian confirmed Iran's readiness to comply with treaty obligations, particularly concerning the enrichment level of 60%, which exceeds typical levels for civilian nuclear energy. His remarks highlight Iran's commitment to avoiding weapons of mass destruction, aligning with previous statements from the Supreme Leader.