Iran rules out the release of enriched nuclear material.
The spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Esmail Baka'i, rejected outright any transfer of enriched nuclear material from Iran, telling Al-Mayadeen: "Removing enriched material from Iran is not on the agenda in any way, and there is no fundamental reason for such a step. ".
Bekaie said Tehran cut the implementation period of its offer from seven days to two as a sign of seriousness and goodwill, while criticizing Washington for apparent confusion about who is speaking for it and for constantly changing its demands.
Regarding the IAEA, he said that inspectors visited Bushehr about ten days ago for periodic inspections, but there is no protocol for inspecting damaged facilities, so such inspections are unjustified against the background of ongoing US threats.