Donald Trump says Iran has agreed to “never have nukes,” while he rejects a report or claim that a $300 million fund is involved. In comments discussed by NDTV, Trump also indicates that the arrangement would restrict Iran’s nuclear weapons development. However, the reporting notes that Team Trump has not yet provided further details on how the proposed agreement would address Iran’s existing nuclear programme. The sources say it is unclear who would be responsible for verification of Iran’s compliance, including what mechanisms or authorities would monitor any commitments. They also report that the plan’s handling of highly enriched uranium is not yet explained. Specifically, questions remain about who would destroy or remove highly enriched uranium believed to be buried under nuclear-related sites. The sources therefore describe the agreement as asserted by Trump but lacking publicly outlined operational details, including verification and enforcement, and the treatment of any existing nuclear materials.