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Trump Rejects Putin's Iran Uranium Offer Amid Geopolitical Tensions

US President Trump rejected Russian President Putin's proposal to move Iran’s enriched uranium to Russia, warning Moscow against intelligence sharing with Iran. (Image: AP)

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News18•14-03-2026, 15:46

Trump Rejects Putin's Iran Uranium Offer Amid Geopolitical Tensions

•US President Donald Trump reportedly rejected Russian President Vladimir Putin's proposal to move Iran's enriched uranium to Russia.
•The offer, made during a phone call, aimed to de-escalate the ongoing US-Israel conflict with Tehran, according to an Axios report.
•Trump acknowledged Russia might be providing limited assistance to Iran, comparing it to US aid to Ukraine, calling it common geopolitics.
•US officials, including Steve Witkoff and Karoline Leavitt, warned Russia against sharing intelligence with Iran.
•Geopolitical tensions include potential $10B+ for Russia from oil/gas and rising oil prices above $120/barrel due to Strait of Hormuz closure.

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