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US-Iran deal outlines uranium disposal under IAEA supervision - FT

Jun 15, 2026, 22:37 GMT+1

Iran would reaffirm that it would not seek to develop nuclear weapons under a reported US-Iran agreement, while Washington and Tehran would hold talks on how to dispose of Iran’s stockpile of enriched uranium, according to the Financial Times.

The reported framework says all uranium would be diluted on site under International Atomic Energy Agency supervision as a minimum commitment, with further technical details still to be negotiated, the report added.

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