Iran says it will not allow any enriched nuclear material to leave the country, warning of consequences if the United States carries out additional strikes. The statement is made by Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei in televised remarks, emphasizing that even “a single particle” will not be transferred.
The reports are set against ongoing US demands that nuclear issues be part of early negotiations. Some outlets also reference earlier diplomatic discussions involving Russia and the potential removal of uranium from Iran to address US concerns. Several stories frame the remarks as a response to recent US signals and to the possibility of renewed military action.
While the core message is consistent across outlets, coverage differs in how much broader context is added—particularly around Russia’s proposed role and any mention of US negotiation stances or the timing of US political developments. All accounts, however, agree on the central declaration from Tehran that it will not transfer enriched material.
