Pakistan's Foreign Minister Says U.S. and Iran Have Begun Talks on Enriched Uranium Dilution
Pakistan’s foreign minister said that the United States and Iran have started discussing a plan to dilute enriched uranium. The claim was published in an article dated June 21, 2026, at 16:02, and no further details of the talks were provided in the source text.
The report identifies the speaker only as Pakistan’s foreign minister and attributes to him the assertion that Washington and Tehran have opened this discussion. The article does not say where or when the alleged contacts took place, what level of uranium enrichment is involved, or whether either government has publicly confirmed the talks.
No reaction from the U.S. or Iran is included, and the piece offers no indication of timing, scope, or next steps. The source also contains only site navigation text and notes that no comments had been posted.
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