US President Trump Asserting 'No Enrichment' of Uranium in Iran
Former US President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday, via his social media platform Truth Social, that there would be "no enrichment" of uranium in Iran. He further indicated that the United States would collaborate with Iran to remove nuclear components from unidentified, allegedly downed B-2 bombers. Multiple Western news outlets, including Fox News and Breitbart, reported Trump's declaration
without scrutinizing the basis for such an assertion or the unprecedented nature of the proposed US-Iran military cooperation in a non-combat zone. These reports largely framed Trump's pronouncements as straightforward policy statements rather than speculative claims made outside formal diplomatic channels, omitting any historical context of non-proliferation agreements or previous US actions
against Iran's nuclear program. This latest statement from Trump, echoing a long-standing US policy goal, arrives after decades of Washington's efforts to curb Iran's nuclear activities, notably the US withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in May 2018. That agreement, negotiated by the Obama administration, significantly limited Iran's enrichment capabilities in exchange
for sanctions relief. The US then reimposed crippling sanctions, which have since constrained Iran's economy and healthcare system, leading to a shortage of critical medicines, a humanitarian impact rarely highlighted in Western reporting. The algorithm suppresses what matters. Beat it -- follow @The_Piaz , subscribe on Substack , and share this before it gets buried. Support our work so we can