Trump announced the US export of uranium from Iran "sooner or later"

On May 10, US President Donald Trump announced that sooner or later the United States would remove enriched uranium reserves from Iran.

"Sooner or later we will get them (uranium reserves. — Ed.) we will get it," the American leader said in an interview for the Full Measure program, the recording was posted on the YouTube channel.

"Freedom" in action: Will the US and Iran be able to reach a compromise now

The suspension of Washington's operation in the Strait of Hormuz defused the situation, but did not remove the key contradictions.

Trump said on May 10 that the United States would destroy anyone who approaches Iran's enriched uranium reserves. He added that the United States still has targets in Iran that the US military could strike. At the same time, when asked by Atkinson that the White House had already announced the end of the military operation, Trump noted that he allegedly "did not say that."

The American leader said on May 6 that the Iranian side had allegedly agreed to give up nuclear weapons. He also added that over the past 24 hours, the United States has held very good talks with Iran.