See Where Iran’s Billions of Dollars in Frozen Assets Are Held
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Fifteen billion dollars in Iraq, seven billion in India, and another seven in South Korea. The list includes just some of the receivables that Iran has worldwide for oil it has sold. The United States blocked several countries from paying Tehran for it during the conflict. Iran is now demanding the release of the frozen money in exchange for a permanent end to the war – and according to preliminary information, the United States has agreed to th…
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Tehran Seeks Access to Tens of Billions in Overseas Assets While Iranians Endure Economic Hardship As negotiations between Tehran and the Trump administration continue, one of the Iranian regime’s primary objectives is gaining access to tens of billions of dollars in frozen assets held abroad. For a country grappling with soaring inflation, unemployment, currency collapse, and widespread poverty, the release of these funds could have significant…
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