The United States sends the proposal of the Iranian nuclear deal after the On Widing report

The White House confirmed on Saturday that the United States sent Iran a proposal to a nuclear agreement between Tehran and Washington.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragcha said that he had presented “elements of an American deal” by his Omani counterpart Badr Albusaydi during a short visit to the Iranian capital.

It comes yet A report issued by the United Nations International Nuclear Energy Agency said Iran has risen to produce enriched uranium, which is a major component in making nuclear weapons.

White House journalist Caroline Levitte said on Saturday that Tehran’s interest is “the best interest” to accept “the deal, adding:” President Trump has made clear that Iran could not obtain a nuclear bomb. “

Levitt said a “detailed and acceptable” proposal was sent to Iran by US President Donald Trump Steve Witkev.

Araghchi wrote on X.

The fine details of the deal are not yet clear.

The proposal follows a report issued by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), – which BBC sees – which has found that Iran now possesses more than 400 kg of enriched uranium to 60 % purity – near 90 % purity required for uranium weapons.

This is much higher than the level of sufficient purity for civilian nuclear energy purposes and research.

It is sufficient for about 10 nuclear weapons if it is more improved, making Iran the only non -nuclear weapon that produces uranium at this level.

Iran has long said its program is peaceful.

The United States has long sought to reduce Iran’s nuclear ability. The talks between the two powers have been under implementation since April.

Both sides expressed his optimism during the talks talks, but they remain divided into major issues – the most important of them, whether Iran can continue enriching under any future agreement.

Despite the ongoing negotiations between Tehran and Washington, the International Atomic Energy Agency report did not provide any indication that Iran has slowed its efforts in nuclear enrichment.

The International Atomic Energy Agency report found that Iran has produced highly enriched uranium at a rate of almost a nuclear weapon in the past three months.

American officials estimate that if Iran chooses to create a weapon, it may produce materials at the level of weapons in less than two weeks and may build a bomb within months.

Iran has long denied that it has been trying to develop nuclear weapons. However, the International Atomic Energy Agency said it could not confirm whether this is the case because Iran refuses to grant access to big inspectors and has not answered long -term questions about its nuclear history.

Trump is seeking a new nuclear agreement with Tehran after removing the United States from a former nuclear agreement between Iran and six world powers in 2018.

This nuclear deal, known as the joint comprehensive work plan or JCPOA, was signed in 2015 by Iran, the United States, China, France, Russia, Germany and the United Kingdom.

JCPOA sought to reduce and monitor the Iranian nuclear program in exchange for lifting the sanctions that were placed on the system in 2010 because of the doubts that its nuclear program was used to develop a bomb.

But Donald Trump withdrew from the deal during his first term in his post, claiming that JCPOA was a “bad deal” because it was not permanent and did not address the Iranian ballistic missile program, among other things.

Trump then re -imposed on US sanctions as part of the “maximum pressure” campaign to force Iran to negotiate a new and expanded agreement.

In the decisive years, Tehran steadily exceeded the limits of the 2015 agreement on its nuclear program, designed to make it difficult to develop an atomic bomb.

Trump previously threatened to bomb Iran’s nuclear facilities if diplomacy fails to achieve a deal.