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Media reports claim US President Donald Trump has given Israel's Prime Minister assurances about preventing Iran's export of enriched uranium.
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Media sources report that US President Donald Trump has informed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he will make no concessions regarding enriched uranium held by Iran.
The alleged commitment comes in the context of bilateral talks between Washington and Tel Aviv over Iran's nuclear file, which represents a strategic point of contention in the region.
This follows as the new American administration seeks to reassess policies toward Iran, particularly following the Biden administration's withdrawal from the comprehensive nuclear agreement.
Neither the White House nor Netanyahu's office has officially confirmed this information to date.
Trump gave Netanyahu a commitment not to make concessions regarding Iranian enriched uranium, according to media reports. The commitment came in the context of bilateral talks on the Iranian nuclear file, but the White House has not officially confirmed the information.
This development could increase tensions with Iran and affect the stability of oil and energy prices in the region. The hardline American position could undermine prospects for any future nuclear negotiations and deepen the geopolitical conflict that affects Gulf investments and commercial relations.
Pierre Dubois