Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said his country is ready to reassure the world it does not want a nuclear weapon, and added that his country will not compromise when it comes to Tehran’s ‘honour and dignity’.
This comes after Tump officials have issued a ‘no dust, no dollars’ ultimatum as Iran peace talks continue. Donald Trump yesterday said a peace deal was ‘largely negotiated’.
A senior Trump official made it clear that sanctions won’t end unless Iran hands over its enriched uranium.
Trump unveiled a memorandum of understanding on Saturday, putting forward a proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and granting a further 30 days for nuclear talks.
It’s confirmed that no deal was on the immediate horizon and that it would take at least five to seven days to conclude any agreement, according to reports.
‘Both sides must take their time and get it right. There can be no mistakes!’ Trump posted on Truth Social on Sunday.
A senior administration official told reporters: ‘95% is done, but literally changing words requires days of deliberation in their system.
‘No dust, no dollars – in other words, no highly enriched uranium, then the Iranians aren’t going to get any real relief.
‘If they do nothing, they get nothing. If they do a lot, they can actually get a lot.’
