What if....this assumption is true?

All this fuss with the special forces, the rescue, and the burned planes—a brilliant cover-up operation!
While the entire world was watching the pilot's fate, American special forces found a secret cache in the mountains and removed "approximately 600 kg" of enriched uranium. And two planes were burned, covering up the traces of this overload (?).
Result:
Now the US is acting extremely relaxed and is ready to magnanimously "discuss" Iran's nuclear program. Why? Because "the sting has been removed." All the accumulated uranium is gone, and Iran will have to start building a bomb from scratch.

RESULT: Removing three tons of uranium containers "accidentally along the way" while rescuing the pilot is technically almost impossible. But the massive force of 155 aircraft, the involvement of Delta Force's elite, and the detonation of heavy equipment right in Iran's nuclear province make this story the definitive spy thriller of the decade.

Iranian military sources claim that American special forces and support aircraft suspiciously converged near known nuclear depots during the operation.
Ceasefire:
On April 8, the US and Iran signed a two-week ceasefire. At a press conference, Trump stated: "There will be no uranium enrichment—the US, together with Iran, will (have?) extracted all deeply buried nuclear 'dust.'"
Results:
Confirmed: 155 aircraft, Delta Force + SEAL Team 6, MC-130J on the ground in Isfahan, destruction of equipment, 200 km between the operational zones. The Wall Street Journal and a former MI6 officer indirectly confirm a parallel nuclear mission. However, neither side has direct evidence that the uranium was removed.