Iran said on Friday that the transfer of its enriched uranium abroad is “unacceptable”, after US President Donald Trump said that Washington will “take away” Iran’s stockpile of enriched uranium, reports Anadolu.

The spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Esmaeil Baqaei, said: “An agreement is achievable if our rights and interests are ensured”.

Baqaei said that compensation for damages caused to the country would be an important element in the negotiations, state broadcaster IRIB reported.

He also warned that Iran will take reciprocal measures if the other side does not fulfill its commitments.

Meanwhile, the spokesman said that the contradictory statements of US officials regarding the Strait of Hormuz reflect “confusion”, stressing that decisions on this waterway are determined by realities on the ground, not narratives. media.

He added that the traffic of civilian ships through the strait is allowed after recent regional developments, in accordance with the decisions of the relevant Iranian authorities.

Earlier, Trump said on Friday that Washington will “take” Iran’s stockpile of enriched uranium, which he called “dust”, without paying Tehran any funds.

Baqaei also stressed that the meeting in Islamabad clarified the common points and points. red lines, adding that “there is no ambiguity in the negotiations”.

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