Progress in US-Iran Nuclear Talks Allows Iran to Retain 3.67% Enriched Uranium

On November 10, proposals from Qatar and Pakistan facilitated the resumption of substantive negotiations between the United States and Iran. Both sides are arranging discussions regarding the return of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors to Iran, although the specific scope of their tasks has not yet been clarified. Washington has permitted Iran to continue retaining enriched uranium with a purity of 3.67%, to which Tehran has agreed. The two parties are also exploring options to reduce Iran's high-enriched uranium levels through a third country, and a preliminary agreement is expected to be reached on lowering Iran's uranium enrichment levels, with the US demanding a reduction of Iran's existing stock of enriched uranium, which is currently at 60%.

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