US sets new demands for Iran deal: What are they?
Summary
The United States wants Iran to reduce its uranium enrichment to show it is not trying to build nuclear weapons. Vice President JD Vance suggested a softer demand than before, but other US officials, including President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, continue to warn Iran against developing nuclear arms. Iranian leaders doubt the US wants real talks and blame Washington for ongoing conflicts and sanctions.Key Facts
- Vice President JD Vance said Iran should cut down uranium enrichment to prove it isn’t building nuclear weapons.
- Uranium enrichment at 60% is below the 90% level needed for weapons but still concerning to the US.
- Secretary of State Rubio said Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon under any circumstances.
- President Trump warned the Iran conflict will end either peacefully or by force.
- Iran’s officials say US attacks and sanctions mean the US does not want genuine negotiations.
- Iran’s leaders accuse the US of trying to overthrow their government through war and pressure.
- The International Atomic Energy Agency says there is no solid proof that Iran has a nuclear weapons program.
- Talks continue but major issues like sanctions, frozen assets, and regional conflict remain unresolved.
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