The diplomatic breakthrough between Washington and Tehran is a potential gamechanger for Iran’s war-battered economy, former Trump energy secretary Dan Brouillette told CNN in an exclusive interview.
A former Trump energy secretary says the US-Iran framework agreement is enormously helpful to Iran's struggling economy.
The deal allows Iran to immediately restart oil sales that could generate $60 billion annually for the country.
Brouillette warns that Iran has in the past used such money to fund organizations adversarial to regional neighbors and America.
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