The US and Iran may draft an agreement to reduce the level of uranium enrichment, reports Al Arabiya.
Washington and Tehran are discussing this issue as part of a future agreement.
"The White House allowed uranium enrichment in Iran to a level of 3.67%, Tehran agreed," reports the TV channel, citing unknown sources.
At the same time, as the interlocutors of the television company pointed out, the US demands that Iran reduce the amount of enriched uranium to 60%. To this end, the negotiators are discussing the involvement of a third country. Additionally, Washington and Tehran are preparing to discuss the return of International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors to the Islamic Republic. It should be noted that for now the parties will not "clarify the scope of their tasks".
The channel also reported that the US will lift the freeze on Iranian assets worth $6 billion to $9 billion upon reaching an agreement with the country's authorities. According to Al Arabiya sources, the joint initiative of Qatar and Pakistan made it possible to resume the "serious negotiation process" between Washington and Tehran.
Among other things, it is planned to open the Strait of Hormuz and immediately lift the naval blockade on Iran.