The United States is reportedly reviving a controversial “cash-for-uranium” proposal that could see up to 20 billion dollars in frozen Iranian funds released in exchange for Tehran surrendering its enriched uranium stockpile. Reports claim the framework, once backed by Donald Trump’s advisers but later rejected over political optics, has resurfaced as Washington struggles to curb Iran’s nuclear advances through pressure alone. At the same time, the U.S. is reportedly demanding Iran hand over all uranium reserves, dismantle key nuclear facilities at Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan, and accept long-term inspections and penalties, marking one of Washington’s toughest nuclear positions yet.