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Iran agrees to hand over enriched uranium to America to end conflict in West Asia. The American media “New York Times” claimed that by quoting two American officials. It is good to say that the transfer of enriched uranium was one of the five-point conditions that America gave to Iran for a ceasefire. Now the question is, is the war in the Middle East stopping now?

On Sunday morning, US President Donald Trump announced that Iran has accepted most of the peace agreement. He also indicated to stop this long conflict. It was then that Tehran’s transfer of enriched uranium came to light. However, according to the report of the ‘New York Times’, the two countries have not yet discussed in detail the specific process of uranium extraction, how Iran will hand them over. Meanwhile, a few days ago, Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei rejected Trump’s claim and said that uranium will not go out of the country. But suddenly what happened to Iran? Did Tehran surrender to the US president’s ‘bloody eye’? The question arises. However, Iran has not yet announced anything about the whole issue.

According to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran has about 400 kilograms of 60 percent enriched uranium, close to the level suitable for building nuclear weapons. Israeli officials claim that if this uranium is further refined, it is possible to make multiple atomic bombs from it, which is very dangerous. The New York Times report also states that most of Iran’s uranium stockpiles are in the Isfahan nuclear power plant. It was there that the US Army planned a new attack. But in the midst of all this, it is known that Tehran agreed to hand over enriched uranium to America. Will the war stop after that? The whole world is now looking at that.

Incidentally, Tehran is allowed to operate a nuclear base as part of the 5-point conditions that the US gave to Iran for the purpose of the peace agreement. In addition, Washington said that the compensation that Iran demanded from America due to the war will not be given in any way. According to the US demand, Iran has to hand over 400 kilograms of uranium. On the other hand, the Trump administration has “promised” to return 25 percent of Iran’s foreign assets seized by the US.