Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei declared in a television interview that Tehran will not allow a single particle of its enriched uranium to leave the country, warning Washington of severe retaliation against distant US military bases if Iran faces new strikes.
Speaking to Lebanon’s pro-Iran broadcaster Al Mayadeen, Rezaei said no diplomatic talks are currently underway between Washington and Tehran, reaffirming an order issued by Iran’s supreme leader in May barring near-weapons-grade uranium from being shipped abroad.
According to the UN International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Iran held roughly 440.9 kg of uranium enriched up to 60%—far above civilian energy needs—before joint US and Israeli attacks in June 2025, though how much remains intact is unclear. Tehran continues to deny Western allegations that it is seeking nuclear weapons.
While Washington insists any ceasefire talks must address Iran’s nuclear program, senior Iranian officials said a nuclear proposal has been relayed through Qatar, but negotiations will not begin unless the United States first meets seven conditions set by Tehran.
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