Russia Offers to Facilitate Transfer of Enriched Uranium from Iran

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, Russia has stated its preparedness to assist in the transfer of enriched uranium from Iran. Georgy Borisenko, Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister, announced on Wednesday that Moscow is willing to receive enriched uranium from Iran onto its territory or help other nations in transferring it, should the need arise and a suitable request be presented.

In an interview with RTVI, the Deputy Foreign Minister elaborated on Russia’s position. He stated, “Of course, if there is a need or demand and the parties to the dispute reach an agreement, given Russia’s extensive experience in managing spent nuclear material, we are prepared to receive this enriched uranium ourselves or assist other countries in transferring it to their territories.” This offer highlights Russia’s continued engagement in matters related to Iran’s nuclear activities and international nuclear material management.