U.S., Qatar agree to stop Iran from tapping $6 billion fund after Hamas attack
- The U.S. And Qatari governments are blocking Iran's access to $6 billion in humanitarian aid, citing concerns that the funds could be used by Iran or Hamas against Israel.
- President Biden has faced bipartisan pressure to prevent the funds from being used by Iran, with Republicans calling for a freeze on the assets.
- The decision to withhold the funds could have a detrimental effect on internal discussions in Iran and potentially push the country towards building a nuclear bomb.
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Qatar says it's committed to fulfilling deal with Iran and U.S. on $6 bln in Iranian funds
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US, Qatar deny Iran access to $6 billion from prisoner swap
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Iran says US ‘can not renege’ on deal to transfer US$6b via Qatar
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