Report: Iran Agrees to Give up Enriched Uranium in ‘Largely Negotiated’ Trump‑Announced Deal

Iran has reportedly agreed in principle to surrender its stockpile of highly enriched uranium as part of the emerging U.S.-brokered agreement President Donald Trump said Saturday, confirming the now “largely negotiated” agreement could be announced as early as Sunday.

In a report published late Saturday evening, the New York Times cited two U.S. officials as saying Tehran committed in broad terms to surrendering the near-weapons-grade uranium stockpile — one of the central demands of the Trump administration’s campaign against the Iranian regime and a potentially significant breakthrough after Iranian officials had consistently sought to separate the uranium issue from the initial ceasefire framework and defer it to later negotiations.

The officials said the precise mechanism for removing, neutralizing, or transferring the material would instead be worked out during follow-up nuclear negotiations expected to take place during a proposed 30-to-60-day framework tied to the broader agreement.

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