President Donald Trump has proposed a strategy to eliminate Iran's enriched uranium, which is crucial for his ongoing peace negotiations with Arab states and Israel. He revealed that Iran possesses approximately 970 pounds of uranium enriched to 60%, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency. Trump suggested that the uranium, referred to as 'nuclear dust,' could either be handed over to the United States for destruction or destroyed in coordination with Iran under supervision from relevant authorities. Military options, including potential airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, have been discussed, particularly targeting the Isfahan site. During a recent conference call with leaders from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, and Egypt, Trump emphasized that any peace agreement would require these nations to normalize relations with Israel, a demand that reportedly left the Arab leaders silent. The success of these negotiations hinges on Iran's commitment to dismantling its nuclear stockpile, without which U.S. military actions may escalate.