On March 15 local time, Iranian Foreign Minister Alagheli was interviewed by the U.S. CBS program "Face the Nation".
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In the program, regarding the relevant situation of 440.9 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60%, Alagheli responded that due to the attack on Iran's nuclear facilities, these enriched materials are buried under the ruins.
He added that these materials could potentially be recovered in the future. If Iran decides to do so one day, it would be implemented under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency. However, at present, Iran has no plans to recover these materials from the ruins.
Alagheli pointed out that before the attack by the U.S. and Israel, Iran had made significant concessions in the indirect nuclear negotiations with the U.S., offering to dilute the 60% enriched uranium, indicating that Iran has no intention of seeking a nuclear weapon.
The host asked whether Iran is still willing to do so now.
Alagheli responded that currently, there is no negotiation plan. All of Iran's conditions will depend on the future. If Iran decides to resume negotiations with the U.S. or other negotiating parties in the future, it will decide what to propose based on the circumstances at that time.
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