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Iran ready to dilute enriched uranium, rejects transfer abroad - Al Jazeera

May 11, 2026, 18:34 GMT+1

Iran is prepared to downblend its highly enriched uranium stockpile to 3.7% and 20% levels but has refused to transfer the material outside the country, Al Jazeera reported, citing an Iranian source.

The source said Washington had demanded access to Iran’s 60%-enriched uranium and pushed for a 20-year halt to enrichment, which Tehran rejected. The source also said Iran was prepared to continue enrichment under International Atomic Energy Agency supervision.

The source added Washington rejected a proposal to pay fines to Iran in exchange for war losses.

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