Recent developments in the ongoing nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran highlight significant tensions over uranium enrichment. The US has proposed allowing limited enrichment on Iranian soil, a move that Iran may accept, yet Iranian officials express strong skepticism, with some declaring the proposal as incoherent and disjointed. The Trump administration appears divided, with the president asserting that no uranium enrichment should occur, while reports suggest an openness to a nuclear consortium that could facilitate limited enrichment. As negotiations stall and both sides maintain rigid positions, Iran demands guarantees for sanctions relief amid fears that the US proposals may be one-sided. Diplomatic sources indicate that while progress is necessary, the likelihood of a comprehensive deal remains uncertain with Iran poised to reject the US offer unless further concessions are made.