President Donald Trump said that Iran's enriched uranium stockpile would be transferred to the United States under any future peace agreement, despite repeated denials from Iranian officials. Speaking at a conservative gathering in Phoenix, Arizona, Trump asserted that Washington would physically retrieve the material from nuclear facilities damaged in air strikes last year.

Trump said the United States would use excavation equipment to remove the uranium and bring it back to American soil. He emphasized that the transfer would happen soon and insisted that no financial payments would be made to Iran as part of the broader agreement aimed at ending the conflict.

Iran has firmly rejected claims that it would surrender its enriched uranium, setting up a clear point of dispute as negotiations continue over the terms of a potential peace deal.