President Donald Trump calls for the elimination of uranium stocks in the discussions regarding the ceasefire with Tehran.

Following serious armed confrontations, the most serious since the armistice came into effect on May 8, sources from Washington suggest a possible extension of it by 60 days.

American President Donald Trump held a meeting at the White House to discuss an agreement with Iran, but no immediate decision was announced. Trump emphasized that Iran must never have a nuclear weapon and called for the destruction of enriched uranium stocks. In contrast, Iranian officials denied discussions about the nuclear issue and called for a change in the American position.

The war in the Middle East, which began on February 28, has led to thousands of deaths and affected the global economy. While markets await an agreement, access in the Strait of Hormuz remains restricted for ships from countries considered hostile. Tehran is demanding the unblocking of assets and the cessation of fighting, especially in Lebanon, where Israeli attacks continue.