Iran does not intend to hand over its uranium stockpile.
"There was no reason" for Iran to transfer its enriched uranium to another country as part of an agreement with the United States, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Bekaie said, as quoted by Press TV.
He also noted that Iran continues to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) whose inspectors recently visited the Bushehr nuclear power plant.
The IAEA was not allowed to visit other Iranian nuclear facilities due to the lack of proper arrangements, not to mention the lack of justification for visiting sites that the US tried to destroy.
Bakay also chastised the US for changing its position on numerous occasions during the negotiations with Iran.
The Iranian side claims that in order to end the current conflict in the Persian Gulf, the United States must meet seven conditions, including the cessation of hostilities on all fronts, the lifting of the American blockade and anti-Iranian sanctions, and the release of Iran's frozen assets.
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