‘हमें होर्मुज पर टोल नहीं चाहिए, ईरान को यूरेनियम नहीं रखने देंगे’, बोले डोनाल्ड ट्रंप – Donald Trump Says US Will Take Control of Iran Uranium Stockpile ntc dpmx
US President Donald Trump has once again adopted a tough stance regarding Iran’s nuclear program and its uranium reserves. Speaking to reporters at the White House on Thursday, Trump said the US does not want any toll on the Strait of Hormuz and will take possession of Iran’s highly enriched uranium reserves.
While talking to reporters at the White House, Trump said, ‘We will get it (enriched uranium). We don’t need it and don’t want to keep it. It is possible that after achieving it we may destroy it, but we iran Will not let him keep it. Iran is believed to have about 900 pounds of highly enriched uranium. Trump claims that this uranium was buried under Iran’s nuclear bases during American and Israeli air strikes about a year ago.
The main objective of Trump’s strategy against Iran is to ensure that Tehran cannot develop nuclear weapons. under this policy America Wants to take control of Iran’s uranium reserves. However, last week Trump had shown some leniency in his statement. He indicated that he would probably have no major objection to the approximately 970 pounds of highly enriched uranium buried beneath Iranian nuclear sites targeted by US military strikes remaining there. It was believed that the Trump administration was exploring the possibility of an agreement with Iran.
But on Thursday, Trump returned to his old tough attitude and said that America uranium Will take control. This statement of Trump has come at a time when tension remains constant in West Asia and the concern of America and its allied countries about Iran’s nuclear program is increasing. Although Trump had said in a conversation with Fox News’ Sean Hannity last week that he would feel better if Uranium came into America’s possession, but this is more of a public relations issue than a real need.
Meanwhile, important discussions are also going on between Iran and Oman regarding Hormuz. According to a Bloomberg report, Iran and Oman are considering jointly creating a permanent toll system, through which both countries can formalize their control over this strategic sea route. Iran’s Ambassador to France Mohammad Amin-Nejad said that Iran and Oman will have to use all their resources for maritime security.
Mohammad Amin-Nejad said that this will cost money and the countries or companies that use this sea route will also have to pay its cost. He also said that if the current situation is to be improved, a solution will have to be found to deal with the root of the problem. Strait of Hormuz It is counted among the most important oil trade routes in the world and a large part of the global energy supply passes through this route.
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