US President Donald Trump has escalated pressure on Iran regarding its nuclear program, insisting that Tehran's enriched uranium stockpile be either transferred to the United States or destroyed under international supervision. In a post on Truth Social, Trump labeled the uranium as 'Nuclear Dust' and called for its immediate handover or destruction, preferably in coordination with Iran and monitored by an international body. His remarks come as indirect negotiations between Washington and Tehran are underway, with Qatar acting as a key mediator. Reports suggest Iran may be open to relinquishing portions of its enriched uranium in a broader framework aimed at easing tensions in the Middle East. However, significant disagreements remain, particularly over sanctions relief and nuclear commitments, complicating the negotiation process. A senior US official noted the positive involvement of Iranian negotiators in discussions in Qatar, although Iranian officials cautioned against expectations of an imminent agreement, highlighting the challenges posed by fluctuating American positions.