Iran Agrees to Limit Uranium Enrichment in US Talks

Middle Eastern outlets highlight Larijani’s call for a regional security order without US involvement and frame Araghchi’s remarks as part of a broader struggle over who sets the rules. They stress that Iran wants Muslim and regional states to back it against the US and Israel while keeping nuclear activities within limits it chooses. They expect Gulf and other regional governments to face pressure to pick sides between Washington and a more locally driven security system.

• •Middle Eastern coverage reports that Iran’s parliament speaker insists regional security should be handled by local states and not the United States.
• •Regional outlets say Larijani has urged Muslim countries to support Tehran against US and Israeli military action.
• •Commentary from the region links Araghchi’s talk of an enrichment cap to Iran’s claim that it is not seeking nuclear weapons but wants recognition of its rights.
• •Reports from the region describe NATO countries as reluctant to join Trump’s Iran operation, leaving Washington with a limited coalition.
• •Regional media argue that a post-war order excluding the US would give Iran and its neighbors more control over security and energy routes.