Kremlin says US has rejected its proposal that Russia take Iranian uranium stocks


FILE PHOTO: Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov looks on as Russia's President Vladimir Putin (not pictured) and Togo's President of the Council of Ministers Faure Gnassingbe (not pictured) meet at the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia November 19, 2025. REUTERS/Ramil Sitdikov/Pool/File Photo

April 15 (Reuters) - The Kremlin's ⁠spokesman was quoted as saying on Wednesday that ⁠the United States had rejected its proposal that ‌Russia take all of Iran's enriched uranium out of the country as a way to help resolve the Middle East conflict.

Russia first ​proposed last Junethat it take control ⁠of Iran's uranium stock, ⁠but no action was taken. According to news reports, Russia ⁠issued ‌the proposal again this week.

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