The United States plans to discuss easing sanctions on Iran to facilitate its return to nuclear talks.

Odaily News According to CNN, four insiders revealed that the Trump administration has discussed possibly helping Iran obtain up to $30 billion in funding for the construction of civilian nuclear energy projects, easing sanctions, and unfreezing billions of dollars of restricted Iranian funds—these are all part of its increased efforts to bring Tehran back to the negotiating table. Sources say that despite the intensive military strikes by the U.S. and Israel against Iran in the past two weeks, key figures in the Middle East are still engaged in secret consultations with Iran. Discussions related to a ceasefire agreement are still ongoing this week. Trump administration officials emphasized that several proposals have been made, which are still in the preliminary stages and evolving, but there is one non-negotiable core condition: Iran must completely cease its uranium enrichment activities, which Iran has claimed is necessary. However, according to two sources who spoke to CNN, at least one preliminary proposal draft includes several incentives for Iran. Trump administration officials and insiders told CNN that the terms being discussed include: an expected investment of $20-30 billion in a new non-enriched nuclear energy project for civilian energy purposes. One official insisted that the funding would not come directly from the U.S., but would rather rely on Arab allies to foot the bill.