The Controversy of 'Nuclear Dust' Between Trump and Iran Opens a New Confrontation
April 29, 2026803 ViewsRead Time: 2 Minutes
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President Donald Trump's statement regarding what he described as 'nuclear dust' in Iran has sparked widespread controversy on the international stage, raising questions about the actual impact of previous strikes on the Iranian nuclear program.
Trump Confirms Significant Damage to the Iranian Nuclear Program
U.S. President Donald Trump continues to assert that American strikes targeting nuclear facilities in Iran last year caused significant damage.
He noted that what remains of the nuclear program is merely what he referred to as 'nuclear dust' resulting from those operations.
Different Scientific Interpretation of the Concept of 'Nuclear Dust'
The New York Times viewed that the term used by Trump does not accurately reflect a scientific description of nuclear materials.
It clarified that the discussion revolves around highly enriched uranium stored in special containers, not a substance scientifically known as 'dust.'
It added that these materials can exist in various states between gaseous and solid, but they remain highly sensitive and dangerous.
Warnings About the Dangers of Remaining Nuclear Materials
Reports have warned that materials associated with the Iranian nuclear program are extremely hazardous when mishandled or improperly stored.
It confirmed that any leakage or uncontrolled reaction could lead to serious environmental and health risks.
Iran's Position: Refusal to Negotiate and Commitment to the Program
Abbas Kaabi, a member of the Iranian Assembly of Experts, confirmed that the uranium enrichment file is non-negotiable, emphasizing his country's commitment to its strategic positions.
He also stated that external pressures would not affect Iran's decision on this matter.
Escalating Tensions Between Washington and Tehran
Observers believe that Trump's statements are part of a political pressure strategy to push Iran towards negotiations, while Tehran continues to reject any concessions.
Analysts warn of the ongoing stalemate between the two sides without signs of a near agreement..
