President Donald Trump outlined options for the disposal of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile on Monday, stating that the material would either be "immediately turned over" to the United States or destroyed "in place" in Iran.
According to The Hill, Trump outlined these options for the fate of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile if both countries sign on to a peace agreement currently under negotiation with Tehran. Breitbart reported that Trump announced Iran's enriched uranium would either be "immediately turned over" to the United States or would be destroyed "in place" in Iran.
The Washington Examiner reported that Trump reiterated his demand on Monday that Iran hand over its enriched uranium for the purpose of destruction. According to the outlet, Trump said the material could be destroyed in the United States, Iran, or "another" location. NDTV similarly reported that Trump said the uranium can be destroyed at an acceptable location.
Middle East Eye covered Trump's statement that Iranian uranium must be handed over or destroyed. RT reported that Trump has outlined options for disposal of the Iranian enriched uranium stockpile.
NDTV reported that Trump's warning came as US forces conducted "self-defence" strikes on Iranian boats and missile launch facilities.
The discussion of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile comes amid ongoing negotiations between the United States and Tehran regarding a potential peace agreement. The status of those negotiations and whether Iran has responded to Trump's outlined options was not detailed in the available reporting.
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