Iran to suspend uranium enrichment for 3 years

Iran says it is ready to suspend uranium enrichment for up to three years and transfer part of its stockpiles to a third party, including possibly Russia. The information was provided by *The Wall Street Journal*, citing diplomatic sources. According to the sources, Iran views this decision as a step towards improving relations with other countries and potentially reducing tensions in nuclear security.

Context

Global efforts to regulate nuclear weapons in Iran have continued since 2015, when the Intergovernmental Panel on Nuclear Weapons Control adopted an agreement limiting uranium enrichment.