Iran Strikes Deal to Ditch 'Nuclear Dust' Stockpile with Trump

Iran has reportedly made a jaw-dropping concession, agreeing to ditch its stockpile of enriched uranium in a deal brokered by President Trump.

According to sources, Tehran has committed to a statement that promises the relinquishment of its highly enriched uranium stash—enough material to potentially construct 11 nuclear bombs, as revealed by two American officials.

Trump's term for this material? "Nuclear dust." This phrase became a focal point in the tense negotiations between the U.S. and the Islamic Republic, highlighting the stakes involved.

While Iran scrambled to negotiate the fate of its nuclear assets post-agreement, U.S. officials issued stark warnings of renewed military action if Tehran didn’t comply with demands to surrender their uranium, according to reports.

This story is still unfolding. Stay tuned for more explosive updates.