Russia Silent on Iran Uranium Deal amid Talks

Russia has refrained from commenting on whether it would accept Iran's enriched uranium as part of a potential nuclear deal between Iran and the United States. This proposal, which aims to scale back Iran's nuclear program, is likely to be rejected by Tehran, who argues that such a move could undermine their nuclear capabilities if the deal collapses again. Iran insists its nuclear activities are peaceful and under IAEA supervision, while the US expresses concerns about possible weaponization. The strategic partnership treaty between Russia and Iran emphasizes Tehran's right to peaceful nuclear energy, opposing any military force against it. Meanwhile, indirect talks between the US and Iran have been described as positive, with further negotiations planned. Russia, a party to the 2015 nuclear pact scrapped by Trump, maintains its support for Iran's civilian nuclear program.