TehranIran’s security chief says no enriched uranium will leave.
The uranium is the sticking point as Pakistan’s army chief Asim Munir mediates the war’s deadlock.
Iran has offered to downblend the stockpile at home under monitors, and an analyst says it wants US sanctions relief first.
The White House says the US will not attack Iran before the 3 November midterms.
A senior Iranian official expects strikes before Israel votes Tuesday, and Rezaei promises a broader retaliation plan.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 200+ reports worldwide
- Al Jazeera Online
- frames Tehran's 'nothing new' line against reported mediator proposals, with Iran's downblending offer as the one opening
- Hindustan Times
- reports Rezaei's 'national wealth' framing and the Iranian demand list (blockade, oil sanctions, all-front ceasefire)
- NDTV
- quotes Ghalibaf's 'seven conditions' and Pezeshkian's sequencing demand, showing the three-official hardline in one piece
- Drop Site News leans critical
- reports a US-Israel resumption of strikes before Israel's election, citing Netanyahu's political incentives and Trump's midterm slump
- TASS
- reports Russia's offer to mediate the Iran nuclear issue, noting its proposals 'have not received support'
Sources: Drop Site News, Al Jazeera Online, Hindustan Times, NDTV, TASS