توقع: Iran agrees to surrender enriched uranium stockpile by 2026?

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Iran’s enriched-uranium stockpile remains one of the sharpest pressure points in the nuclear talks, but the public record still points to no binding Iranian commitment to surrender it. Reuters reported in May that a senior Iranian official said Tehran had *not* agreed to hand over its highly enriched uranium, while other coverage the same month said the U.S. believed Iran had agreed in principle to give it up as part of a broader arrangement, leaving the mechanism and final wording unresolved.[2][11][13]

The historical backdrop matters because Iran has previously accepted limits and reductions when sanctions relief was on the table, including the 2013 interim deal in which it diluted or converted most of its 20% stockpile, but that was under a very different verification regime.[3] Since 2019 Iran has repeatedly breached stockpile limits, and the IAEA has reported a large 60% stockpile, with monitoring weakened further after Iran halted more intrusive verification measures and, after the 2026 strikes, the agency said it could not verify the current status of the material.[1][4][5][8][14] That combination makes a public pledge by March 2026 possible only if diplomacy moves quickly and Iran is willing to accept visible concessions.

For traders, the main catalysts are official U.S.-Iran statements, any third-party mediation, and whether a deal text includes *transfer*, *ship*, or *relinquish* language rather than vague promises to cap enrichment. Reports have already pointed to a deadlock over “enriched material”, with Iranian officials saying the issue was postponed to later stages, while the U.S. has insisted Iran cannot retain the stockpile.[12][9][10] Any IAEA update, White House announcement, or Iranian Foreign Ministry statement that explicitly names surrender of *any portion* of the stockpile would matter more than generic references to de-escalation or sanctions relief.[1][14]

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