Iran's Top Security Official Refuses to Allow Enriched Nuclear Material to Leave on Nov 11

According to Iranian state media, Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Reza'i stated on Nov 11 that the country will never allow enriched nuclear material to leave Iran. He noted that Iran is designing nuclear-powered vessels and submarines, and may build small modular reactors for power generation in the future.

Reza'i also indicated Iran will continue diplomatic efforts and has presented seven conditions to the United States; if the U.S. meets these terms, Iran will open the Strait of Hormuz. He dismissed the U.S. response as "deceptive" and stated Iran has not accepted it, requiring the U.S. to provide clear answers on all seven demands.

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