Pakistan is at the meeting to end the Iran-US conflict. The responsibility rests on the shoulders of Pak Army Commander-in-Chief Asim Munir. However, after several discussions, the Rafa Sutra was not met. Munir has again discussed with the Iranian leaders to restore peace. In this situation, Tehran said that not a single particle of uranium will go out of the country.
Munir recently went to Tehran with the aim of Iran-US ceasefire. There he had a meeting with Iranian President Masoud Pezheskian. Besides, he also met with Secretary of Iran's National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, and Speaker of Iran's Parliament, Mohammad Bakr Kalibaf. Munir suggested that Tehran should transfer some of its enriched uranium to another country. But that proposal was rejected by Iran. Tehran has made it clear that no nuclear material will leave the country.
“Not a single particle of enriched nuclear material from Iran will leave the country. Such material is a great resource and national treasure for the Iranian people, which will remain inside the country,” Rezaei said. He further said, “There will be no talks with the US until it takes some positive steps. Washington must accept the conditions given by Iran.” Pezheskian clarified Iran's position again in the meeting with Munir. Said, “America must first stop threatening. All sanctions must be withdrawn. Only then will we sit for talks.” He added, “We don't trust Washington. If we sit at the negotiating table, they will attack again.” However, due to the rejection of Tehran's uranium proposal, there is still a fear that Trump's army may launch a major operation in Iran.
It should be noted that the American complaint against Iran is that Tehran is secretly making nuclear weapons. Uranium has been illegally enriched to more than 60 percent, which includes weapons. Allegedly, they have hundreds of kg of such enriched uranium. Trump claims that Iran's nuclear program is dangerous for the entire Middle East.