Trump unveils post-truce agreement, including end of uranium enrichment

• Joint Extraction: US and Iran will cooperate to extract deeply buried uranium and "nuclear dust" resulted from American military strikes last June.
• Political Shift: Trump confirmed a "fruitful" change within the Iranian regime, facilitated an agreement on numerous points from the 15-point American proposal.
• Economic Deterrent: US will impose an immediate 50 percent tariff on any nation that attempts to supply weapons to Iran.

Following the announcement of a regional truce, United States President Donald Trump declared a radical shift in relations with Iran, asserting that the Iranian regime has undergone a "fruitful" change. 

Trump confirmed that Tehran has agreed to halt all uranium enrichment and cooperate with Washington to extract nuclear material buried during previous United States military strikes.

Agreement halts uranium enrichment

Trump categorically stated that there will be no more uranium enrichment in Iran from today onward. A key technical clause in the newly announced agreement involves addressing the aftermath of previous military operations. 

Trump revealed that the United States and Iran will work jointly to remove all buried "nuclear dust safely." He explained that deeply buried uranium, which resulted from American strikes last June, has remained untouched since the attacks, and will now be extracted cooperatively.

Trump confirms regime change

The US President emphasized that his administration has verified a highly beneficial and productive change within the Iranian government. 

This internal shift reportedly paved the way for an agreement on numerous points outlined in a 15-point American proposal. Trump noted that this systemic change serves as a strong guarantee of Tehran's seriousness in the upcoming transitional phase.

Tariffs threaten arms suppliers

In a direct warning to international military allies of Tehran, Trump threatened severe economic consequences for any nation attempting to provide further military support. 

He announced that the United States will impose immediate 50 percent tariffs on any country that supplies weapons to Iran.