The United States sends Iran Nuclear Agreement after the UN Watchdog report

The United States sent an offer to nuclear deals between Iran and Washington, and the White House was approved on Saturday.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said that during a brief visit to the Iranian capital, he said, “Elements of the US deal” by his Omani counterpart Badr Albusaida.

Then comes The UN reported a report by a nuclear guard Iran has further increased the production of enriched uranium, which is a key component in the preparation of nuclear weapons.

White House spokesman Karoline Leavitt said Tehran’s “best interest to accept” on Saturday.

Leavitt, “Detailed and Acceptable” proposal was sent to Iran by US President Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff.

The United States proposal “will be answered appropriately in accordance with the national interests and rights and rights of the Iranian people,” Araghchi X.

The exact details of the transaction are not yet clear.

The proposal consists of 90% purity of the BBC, which is seen by the BBC by the BBC by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), now a 90% purity of a gun-grade uranium.

This is higher than the level of purity for civil nuclear power and research purposes.

Iran is sufficient for about 10 nuclear weapons for 10 nuclear weapons, the only nuclear armed condition that produces Uranium at this level.

Iran has long been peaceful in his program.

The United States has long wanted to limit Iran’s nuclear ability. Negotiations between the two power that mediates by Oman since April.

Both sides expressed optimism during the talks, but were divided into key issues – can the heads continue to be enriched under any agreement?

Despite the ongoing talks between Tehran and Washington, the IAEA report did not offer any sign that Iran slowed its nuclear efforts.

Iran produced almost highly enriched uranium in about one nuclear weapon in the last three months, and in the last three months, IAEA report.

US officials can produce gun-grade material if Iran chooses weapons and can produce weapons and build a bomb in less than two weeks.

Iran has long rejected that he tried to develop nuclear weapons. However, IAEA could not confirm this, because Iran refused to allow the head inspectors and did not answer questions for a long time due to its nuclear history.

Trump is looking for a new nuclear agreement with Tehran after exiting the previous nuclear agreement between Iran and six world capacity in 2018.

This nuclear deal, which is known as a joint comprehensive action plan or JCPOA jointly planned plan, was signed in 2015 by Iran and the United States, France, Russia, Germany and the UK.

JCPoa tried to restrict Iran’s nuclear program in connection with the removal of sanctions placed in the regime in 2010 in the doubt that the nuclear program was used to prepare a bomb.

However, Donald Trump, in the first term in the office, claiming that JCPOA was a “bad deal”, was a “bad deal” because it was not permanent among other things.

Trump then re-applied the “maximum pressure” campaign to force Iran to discuss the new and expanded agreement.

In the intervention years, Tehran continued to restrict the 2015 nuclear program in 2015, preparing to improve an atomic bomb.

Trump threatened Iran’s nuclear facilities if diplomacy could not reach an agreement.