US media: The US has reversed its attitude and will allow Iran to enrich low-level uranium

On June 3rd, according to the US media AXIOS, < b > the US nuclear deal proposal to Iran on Saturday would allow Iran to carry out limited low-level uranium enrichment activities on its territory for a period to be determined, which contradicts previous public statements by senior US officials. US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff and US Secretary of State Rubio have publicly stated that the United States will not allow Iran to carry out uranium enrichment activities and will require it to fully dismantle its nuclear facilities. < b > But the secret proposal shows that the United States has shown more flexibility on these two points . The content of the proposal described by two people familiar with the matter seems to provide a clearer path to a deal. The Trump administration's move may provoke opposition from allies in the US Congress and Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's government and dozens of Republican senators have been urging the US government to set a red line on Iran's "zero uranium enrichment" and "complete dismantling of Iran's nuclear program." < b > So far, the White House has not denied the details of the proposal disclosed by AXIOS .