Reports on a proposed US-Iran agreement that includes uranium enrichment

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Qatar and Pakistan presented a proposed agreement between the United States and Iran. Under the proposal, Iran would be able to enrich uranium to a level of 3.67%, and stockpiles of enriched uranium would be diluted to 60%. The proposal also includes the release of frozen Iranian assets and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

The outline includes the release of frozen Iranian assets worth six to seven billion dollars. In addition, the return of IAEA inspectors to Iran was discussed. President Donald Trump said that "there is momentum to end the conflict," and added that it appears there is no longer a need for military action in Iran.

The proposal is not yet final. The American president makes clear that the military option remains on the table, and one headline asks whether it is a deal or a deception.