An alleged $300 billion fund to aid Iran's recovery post-instability is a key focus of the US-Iran peace deal, though official confirmation and funding details remain unclear.
Details about the fund are still unclear
Jun 15, 2026
01:19 pm
What's the storyA key element of the United States-Iran peace agreement is a proposed $300 billion fund to help Iran rebuild after months of unrest.
However, details about the fund are still unclear and it has not been confirmed by either party.
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