Russia Offers to Manage Iran Uranium as Nuclear Talks Stall

Russia has renewed its offer to help manage Iran’s enriched uranium as global concerns over Tehran’s nuclear program continue. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov confirmed that the proposal originally put forward by President Vladimir Putin remains on the table but has yet to be acted upon. The offer comes amid stalled nuclear negotiations and rising geopolitical tensions, with world powers seeking ways to prevent further escalation. Russia’s proposal positions Moscow as a potential mediator, offering technical solutions to manage uranium stockpiles and reduce risks. As diplomatic efforts continue, uncertainty remains over whether a new agreement can be reached or if tensions will intensify further. Al Jazeera's Yulia Shapovalova reports from Moscow Find us on Facebook: facebook.com
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