TEHRAN (Dunya News) - Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, has categorically stated that Iran will not allow even a single particle of its enriched uranium to be transferred out of the country.
In an interview with Lebanese media, Rezaei said Iran's enriched uranium stockpile would remain within the country's borders, stressing that transferring it abroad was unacceptable under any circumstances.
His remarks come amid ongoing tensions between Iran and the United States over Tehran's nuclear programme and its stockpile of enriched uranium.
The future of Iran's enriched uranium stockpile remains a key issue in nuclear negotiations between the two sides.
However, Rezaei did not provide details of any specific agreement or negotiating proposal in his remarks.
Meanwhile, no response has so far been issued by the United States or other relevant parties regarding Rezaei's statement.
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Earlier, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently moved out of his home and onto a military base after Iranian threats against his life, the New York Times reported.
Iran has ramped up efforts to target US personnel, and lethal plots by Tehran against American citizens have reached "advanced stages", a senior intelligence official in the Trump administration warned in a memo.
The newspaper reported that the severity of the threats to Bessent was not immediately clear.
Iran has previously denied plotting to attack officials and people on US soil.
The newspaper reported that US officials have noted that Iran's ability to carry out large-scale attacks in the US and other territories overseas is limited.