Cash exchange for uranium transported to a third country for dilution, this custody plan is more complicated than a multi-signature wallet. Should international supervision act as an oracle?

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The talks between the United States and Iran are expected to be held in Islamabad and may take place on Sunday.
According to ME News, the US and Iran have concluded war negotiations in Islamabad and may meet again on Sunday.
The core issue is the United States unfreezing approximately $20 billion of Iranian funds in exchange for Iran abandoning its enriched uranium stockpile;
the initial proposal was to unfreeze $600 million worth of humanitarian supplies, with Iran demanding $2.7 billion, and the latest remains at $20 billion.
They also discussed "cash for uranium" exchanges.
The US also demands that nuclear materials be transported to the United States, while Iran only dilutes them domestically;
a compromise plan might involve sending some highly enriched uranium to third countries and diluting it under international supervision.
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