The secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council emphasized in a meeting with the commander of Pakistan's army that none of Iran's enriched nuclear materials will leave the country, and the resumption of negotiations with the US is conditional on fulfilling "Tehran's conditions" and "building trust" in Washington.

The secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council emphasized in a meeting with the commander of Pakistan's army that none of Iran's enriched nuclear materials will leave the country, and the resumption of negotiations with the US is conditional on fulfilling "Tehran's conditions" and "building trust" in Washington.

🔸 Mohsen Razai, on Tuesday, the 28th of Mahar, in a meeting with Asim Munir, who served as a mediator between Iran and the US in recent months, said: "Not even a fraction of the enriched nuclear materials will be exported from Iran, and these materials are the great national capital and wealth of the Iranians for use within the country."

He claimed that "all the people and officials of Iran unanimously came to the conclusion that there will be no negotiations until the building of trust is done by the US, and the beginning of this building of trust is the fulfillment of Iran's conditions."

The fate of Iran's stockpiles of enriched uranium and how to limit the nuclear program of the Salmi Republic has been one of the main issues of dispute between Tehran and Washington in recent months.