Tehran backs down under overwhelming force, agrees to dismantle threats and abandon terror proxies support.
US President Donald Trump announced that Iran has agreed to fully cooperate with the United States in removing its enriched uranium stockpile, marking what he framed as a decisive breakthrough in efforts to eliminate Tehran’s nuclear threat. According to Trump, the material will be jointly retrieved and ultimately transferred out of Iran, without the deployment of American ground troops.
He emphasized that the operation would be handled through coordinated efforts, stating that both sides would work together to secure and remove the uranium as part of a broader agreement designed to end the conflict. Trump made it clear that the United States will maintain its naval blockade until all commitments are fully implemented, reinforcing pressure on Tehran to comply.
In a significant development, Trump also claimed that Iran has agreed to halt its support for proxy groups such as Hezbollah and Hamas, organizations widely recognized for destabilizing the region and targeting Israel. If realized, such a shift would represent a major rollback of Iran’s influence and its longstanding strategy of indirect confrontation.
Rejecting speculation of financial concessions, Trump firmly denied any plans to release frozen Iranian assets in exchange for compliance, underscoring that the agreement would come without monetary incentives. He reiterated that the primary objective remains preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, even if it required military action.
With talks expected to continue over the weekend, the situation appears to be entering a निर्णायक phase, where sustained US-Israel pressure is translating into tangible strategic concessions, reshaping the regional balance and weakening forces aligned against Israel and its allies.
