Reuters news agency, citing a senior official of the Islamic Republic, reported that Washington has agreed to release $25 billion of Iran’s frozen assets, as well as to the dilution of enriched uranium stockpiles inside Iran.
According to the Reuters report, which cites sources close to the Islamic Republic, the financial resources in question are to be made available to the Islamic Republic through a combination of cash transfers, cooperation from regional countries, and credit lines, an issue that has been among the most contentious focal points of the negotiations between Tehran and Washington.
Concurrently, Fars News Agency, citing an “informed source close to the negotiating team,” reported that the Islamic Republic has not yet made its final decision regarding the text of the proposed memorandum of understanding (MoU), and that the evaluation of its political, legal, and technical dimensions is ongoing at various levels.
Meanwhile, a Qatari delegation has arrived in Tehran to continue the exchange of messages between the two sides. This marks the second visit by a Qatari delegation to Iran in recent days and has taken place within the framework of Qatar’s mediation in the negotiations.
