Iran must “go” from the enrichment of uranium and the development of a long-term rocket and should enable American inspectors, State Secretary Marco Rubio said Thursday as the round nuclear conversations delayed.
Rubi’s comments underline the main remaining divisions in talks between countries to address a long current dispute over the Iranian nuclear program, and President Donald Trump threatens the Iran Bombing if there is no agreement.
“They must get out of sponsoring terrorists, they have to go from Houshis (in Yemen), must go from construction missiles that have no purpose that there are nuclear weapons, and they persuaded the rubila in a leaf interview.
Iran repeatedly said that it would not give up their rocket program or its uranium enrichment – a process used for fuel for nuclear power plants, but which can also give an atomic head material.
On Thursday, the older Iranian official told Reuters that the fourth round of conversation was scheduled to be delayed on Saturday and that a new date “depending on the US approach.”
Rubio said that Iran should import enriched uranium for their nuclear program, and not enriching it at any level.
“If you have the ability to get rich to 3.67%, it takes only a few weeks to get 20% and then 60%, and then 80 and 90% you need for weapons,” he said.
Iran said he has the right to enrich uranium under the conditions of the nuclear contract that does not proliferate. Denies he wants to build a nuclear bomb.
Rubio also said Iran would have to accept that Americans could be involved in any inspection regime and that inspectors would require access to all facilities, including military.
2025-05-02 09:53:00
