U.S. President Donald Trump returns to Washington after the NATO summit in Europe, on June 25 at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland. (Credit: Kent Nishimura/Getty Images North America/Getty Images via AFP)
BEIRUT — While U.S. President Donald Trump said Wednesday, June 25, that he did not believe a new nuclear deal with Iran was “so necessary,” his administration has quietly submitted several proposals to Tehran aimed at resolving the long-standing nuclear dispute, CNN reported.According to the U.S. outlet, indirect communications between Washington and Tehran continued even during the 12-day war between Israel and Iran, which ended with a cease-fire announcement on June 24.One of Washington’s proposals would allow Iran to develop a civilian nuclear program, provided it excludes uranium enrichment. In return, the United States would facilitate Iranian access to between $20 billion and $30 billion, financed by investments from its Gulf allies. These countries could also help fund the reconstruction of the Fordo nuclear site, which was...
BEIRUT — While U.S. President Donald Trump said Wednesday, June 25, that he did not believe a new nuclear deal with Iran was “so necessary,” his administration has quietly submitted several proposals to Tehran aimed at resolving the long-standing nuclear dispute, CNN reported.According to the U.S. outlet, indirect communications between Washington and Tehran continued even during the 12-day war between Israel and Iran, which ended with a cease-fire announcement on June 24.One of Washington’s proposals would allow Iran to develop a civilian nuclear program, provided it excludes uranium enrichment. In return, the United States would facilitate Iranian access to between $20 billion and $30 billion, financed by investments from its Gulf allies. These countries could also help fund the reconstruction of the Fordo nuclear site, which...
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