Iran says nuclear enrichment rights cannot be ‘negotiated’

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: May 18, 2026Country: Iran

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Iran has stated that its rights to nuclear enrichment are non-negotiable, asserting that these rights are inalienable. This position was reiterated by Iranian officials during international discussions regarding the country's nuclear program. Tehran insists that enrichment is essential for its energy and scientific needs.

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