Iran's nuclear program

Earlier, CNN quoted sources as saying that Washington and Tehran were discussing a moratorium on uranium enrichment for more than 10 years

The American president also confirmed that one of the conditions of the agreement is that Iran will suspend the operation of its underground facilities

According to sources, the one-page plan under discussion calls for an announcement declaring an end to hostilities and the start of a 30-day negotiation period on key contentious issues, including Iran’s nuclear program

The proposals also do not include the opening of the Strait of Hormuz before the sides reach the final peace deal

In 2015, Iran, along with China, France, Germany, Russia, the UK and the US, signed the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), resolving a crisis that had begun in 2002 amid Western accusations that Tehran was seeking nuclear weapons

The Russian Security Council deputy chairman noted that Israel, unlike Iran, is allowed to have these weapons for some reason

Donald Trump says he would prefer Russian leader's involvement "with ending the war with Ukraine"

Ruhollah Modabber suggested that had Tehran initially accepted Moscow's mediation offer and supplied half of its enriched uranium to Russia, the negotiation process with Washington might have progressed more swiftly

Adlan Margoyev, an expert on Iranian affairs and a researcher at the Institute of International Studies at the Russian Foreign Ministry's Institute of International Relations, noted that decentralized mediation is currently being observed

Alexey Pushkov noted that, despite years of sanctions pressure, Iran had not only developed missile technology and accumulated significant stockpiles of enriched uranium, but also "created a resilience potential that the American ‘hyperpower’ cannot surpass