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Iran's frozen funds become negotiation tool
The article discusses Iran's frozen financial assets, as negotiations between Iran and the United States focus on releasing $12 billion of these funds, which are part of more than $100 billion held outside Iran. These funds, often concentrated in countries like China, Iraq, and Qatar, are a key tool in managing Iran's economic crisis amidst the sanctions imposed by the United States since 1979. According to new understandings, these assets will be released in two installments of six billion dollars each, within a partial agreement over 60 days, while disputes continue over how they will be allocated and utilized.
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