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Politics · 15 February 2026

Iran suggests lowering uranium levels for sanctions talks

Iran suggests lowering uranium levels for sanctions talks

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Deputy Foreign Minister Majid Takht-Ravanchi stated Tehran is willing to negotiate concessions regarding its atomic programme to secure relief. He specifically highlighted an offer to dilute 60% enriched material as proof they want an agreement. Following initial indirect discussions in Oman, a second meeting is scheduled for Geneva on Tuesday. US President Donald Trump has warned of military strikes if these diplomatic efforts fail.

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