重大进展！伊朗作出“前所未有”承诺：同意永远不拥有可制造核武器的核材料，将实现“零积累、零库存”

Core Viewpoint - Significant progress has been made in the US-Iran nuclear negotiations, with Iran agreeing to never possess materials that can be used to manufacture nuclear weapons [1][14][15]. Group 1: Negotiation Progress - Iran has committed to achieving "zero accumulation, zero stockpile" of nuclear materials and will accept comprehensive verification by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) [3][18]. - Existing nuclear stockpiles will be diluted to natural levels and converted into irreversible nuclear fuel [3][18]. - The recent negotiations have introduced a key clause not present in the Obama-era nuclear agreement, shifting the focus from uranium enrichment debates to the concept of "zero stockpile" [16][18]. Group 2: Diplomatic Efforts - Oman's Foreign Minister Badr expressed optimism about the negotiations, stating that a peace agreement is within reach and urging for continued diplomatic efforts [3][22]. - Badr has communicated the progress of the negotiations to US Vice President Vance, emphasizing the substantial advancements made towards a fair and sustainable nuclear agreement [6][21]. Group 3: US Position - US President Trump indicated that a significant decision regarding Iran is forthcoming, expressing a preference for a peaceful resolution while acknowledging the challenges posed by Iran [8][23]. - Trump stated that Iran desires an agreement but insists it must be a "meaningful agreement" [8][23]. - The US plans to continue negotiations with Iran, although Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Iran's performance in the nuclear talks [10][25].