US President Donald Trump announced that Iran has reportedly agreed to return its enriched uranium stockpile, a move he described as a step towards a potential peace deal. In remarks made at the White House, Trump stated that the two sides are 'close' to an agreement after nearly six weeks of conflict. He emphasized the necessity of ensuring that Iran does not develop nuclear weapons, rejecting any time-bound arrangements for uranium enrichment. Trump noted that Iran has shown greater willingness to negotiate than in previous months, with discussions expected to resume shortly. The first round of talks, mediated by Pakistan, ended without a formal agreement, but Trump indicated that momentum is building for a resolution. The US has proposed a 20-year freeze on uranium enrichment, while Iran has suggested a five-year suspension, highlighting ongoing tensions in the negotiations.