The White House urges Iran to accept the nuclear agreement, as IAEA reports uranium enrichment

Saturday’s White House said that Iran’s “best interest” is to accept “his proposal in a nuclear agreement after a report by the International Atomic Energy Agency, saying that the country quickly increases its rich uranium stock at the weapons level.

“President Trump has made it clear that Iran can never get a nuclear bomb,” Karoline Leavitt, a white house, said in a statement. “Special Swallow [Steve] Witkoff has sent a detailed and acceptable proposal to the Iranian regime and it is of interest to accepting it. Under respect to the current agreement, the administration will not comment on the details of the proposal in the media. “”

The IAEA report said that Iran had increased its stock to £ 900.8 enriched uranium to 60% from May 17, an increase of almost 50% from the last report of the agency in February, which placed the bag at 605.8 pounds.

The report said that Iran is “the only non -nuclear state in the article that produces this material”, which is a “serious concern”.

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The IAEA added that only 92 pounds of 60% enriched uranium is enough to produce an atomic bomb if it enriches up to 90%.

Iran maintains that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, but North -American Intelligence Agencies say that the country has “carried out activities that best position it to produce a nuclear device, if it chooses to do it.”

Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization said in a joint statement that the report was based on “unreliable and different sources of information”, saying that it was biased and unprofessional.

The statement added: “The Islamic Republic of Iran expresses its disappointment on the report, which was prepared by imposing pressure on the agency for political purposes and expresses its obvious objection on its content.”

Iran’s spokesman, Iran’s spokesman, Behrouz Kamalvandi, the Vice Foreign Minister of Iran, Kazem Gharibabadi, and the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, in front of the door of the Fordow nuclear enrichment plant in Fordow, near the city of Qom last November. (Organization of the atomic energy of Iran/AFP through Getty Images)

On Thursday, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi wrote about X that he was not sure that a Nuclear Agreement in the United States-Iran could be reached.

“Iran is honest about a diplomatic solution that will serve the interests of all parties. But it requires an agreement that completely completes all sanctions and will defend the nuclear rights of Iran, including enrichment,” he wrote.

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Oman Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi presented the first formal proposal of the Trump administration to Tehran on Saturday, calling for Iran to cease all the enrichment of uranium and for a regional consortium that includes Iran, Saudi Arabia and other Arab states and the United States to produce nuclear energy, the New York Times reported, citing people known.

An Iranian newspaper addresses the United States-Iran Nuclear Agreement. (Alborz Irani/Soup Images/Lightrocket through Getty Images)

Israeli Prime Minister’s office Benjamin Netanyahu also filed a rare statement on a Saturday on the IAEA report, calling it “serious”.

“The agency has a strong image that serves as a clear warning sign: despite countless international community warnings, Iran is completely determined to complete its nuclear weapons program,” said Netanyahu’s office.

“The report strongly strengthens what Israel has said for years: the aim of the Iran nuclear program is not peaceful. This is clear of the alarming area of ​​the enrichment activity of Iranian uranium.

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“The report clearly states that Iran remains in breach of its fundamental commitments and obligations within the framework of the Non -Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and continues to hold the AIEA inspectors’ cooperation. The international community must now act to stop Iran.”