Iran considers transferring 60% enriched uranium to China amid US negotiations
Iran is considering transferring its stockpile of 60% enriched uranium to China amid ongoing nuclear negotiations with the United States. This potential move could significantly impact geopolitical dynamics and has implications for Iran's substantial digital asset holdings. The discussions are complicated by Iran's demand for guarantees from China regarding the transfer.
- ▪Iran is weighing the option of shipping its 60% enriched uranium to China as part of nuclear negotiations with the US.
- ▪The International Atomic Energy Agency estimated Iran’s stockpile at roughly 408.6 kg, enough for several nuclear devices if further enriched.
- ▪China accounts for about 90% of Iran’s oil exports, giving it considerable economic leverage over Tehran.
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