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Iran's $100 billion frozen assets
The article addresses the issue of Iranian funds frozen around the world. It began after the storming of the American embassy in Tehran in 1979, when Washington froze Iran’s assets, which currently amount to tens of billions of dollars, as a result of extended American sanctions linked to nuclear and political developments. These assets have undergone phases of release and freezing with changes in U.S. administrations. Most recently, sanctions have been reinstated, and the funds have been re-placed in external accounts, hindering Iran’s investment in its national economy and becoming a key point in the negotiations between the two countries.
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