US Demands Iran Surrender Enriched Uranium

US and Iranian negotiating delegations in Islamabad are maintaining communication through direct channels or via Pakistani mediators. The minister is traveling to Islamabad on Saturday morning following White House confirmations, despite some criticism regarding the 15-hour flight duration. The exact timing of the second tour remains unconfirmed pending further developments. The minister's itinerary includes upcoming stops in Moscow and Tehran after the Islamabad visit. The US has specified red lines including the handover of high-enriched uranium and dismantling of enrichment facilities. Washington also demands oversight of Iran's missile and drone programs. Members of the US House Armed Services Committee expressed distrust regarding negotiations with Iran. They advocated for President Trump to continue destroying Iranian military capabilities and targeting their assets. Israel expects a return to conflict with Iran following potential negotiations, with coordination continuing between US departments and military forces regarding future strike targets. The US also requires verifiable guarantees that Iran will not pursue nuclear weapons. Sam Greenglass was present at the Washington Hilton when gunfire broke out during a security incident. US officials have warned Iran that it must choose between reaching an agreement on its nuclear program under US terms or facing continued maritime blockades intended to stifle the economy.