The money has become a sticking point in talks, with Iran insisting that meaningful negotiations cannot begin without the funds’ release.

Iran warns a potential deal with the US could collapse due to ongoing American obstruction on key clauses, particularly the release of its blocked assets. Unresolved disagreements…

Iran does not accept linking the release of its frozen assets to the issue of enriched nuclear materials, Iranian news agency Tasnim quoted informed sources as saying. The agency…

Access to just $6bn could unlock a long-term ceasefire between the US and Iran, should Trump be willing

Iran pushes for $6B in frozen funds as a precondition for US talks while nearly $500M in Iranian-linked crypto assets were seized under Operation Economic Fury.

La posible liberación de los fondos retenidos se interpreta como una importante concesión de Trump, que podría contribuir a la supervivencia de la República Islámica

Iran's $24 billion in frozen assets may be released during US negotiations. Here's where the money is, what it means for oil markets, and the crypto angle.

Iran demands access to $12 billion in frozen assets held in Qatar before signing a US deal, while parallel crypto seizures add pressure to negotiations.

Funds emerge as sticking point in peace negotiations as top Iranian negotiator visits Qatar to seek deal

Iran seeks $24 billion in frozen assets during U.S. negotiations to end the ongoing conflict, according to local media reports.

Iran demands the release of $12 billion in frozen assets in a potential deal with the US and insists that another $12 billion “should be transferred within 60 days” of signing the…

Iran demands the release of $100B in frozen overseas assets and oil market access in US-mediated talks, while the US seizes $500M in Iranian-linked crypto.

The issue of billions of dollars worth of assets frozen around the world is said to be the last sticking point in negotiations between Iran and the US

The money has become a sticking point in talks, with Iran insisting that meaningful negotiations cannot begin without the funds’ release.

On "Forbes Newsroom," Max Meizlish, a research fellow at the FDD, discussed the effectiveness of the economic pressure campaign against the regime.

El dinero se ha convertido en un punto conflictivo en las negociaciones, ya que Irán insiste en que no pueden iniciarse negociaciones sustanciales sin que se liberen los fondos.

In line with the text of the agreement, this sum must be paid immediately