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SECURITY & DEFENSE • IRAN AND UNITED STATES

Iran says it will not transfer enriched nuclear material abroad

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Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei said Tehran would not allow enriched nuclear material to leave the country and warned of consequences if the United States strikes again. He also said there are no negotiations with Washington, according to reports of his remarks.

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Why it matters

The impasse bears on U.S.-Iran security and diplomacy, while uncertainty around conflict and regional supply risks has affected oil markets. U.S. households and businesses could be affected if energy prices rise, though the reports do not establish a specific price impact from Rezaei’s statement.

What happens next

The supplied reports describe no new agreement or scheduled negotiations. Whether Washington and Tehran resume talks, and whether either side takes further action, is unclear.

Any announced U.S.-Iran talks or proposed nuclear arrangements

Further military activity and changes in oil prices