‘Zero enrichment’ stance complicates talks, analyst says Geopolitical analyst Giorgio Cafiero said a diplomatic solution between the United States and Iran would require greater flexibility from Washington on uranium enrichment levels. Sp
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28 April 2026 06:43 BST
Geopolitical analyst Giorgio Cafiero said a diplomatic solution between the United States and Iran would require greater flexibility from Washington on uranium enrichment levels.
Speaking to Al Jazeera, he warned that insisting on a “zero enrichment” policy complicates efforts to reach an agreement.
Cafiero said accepting a limited level of enrichment could open the door to a new deal that allows Iran to retain what it sees as its nuclear rights, while also enabling the US to frame the outcome as a diplomatic achievement.
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