Trump denies a $300B investment fund is part of the Iran MOU, but VP Vance suggests Gulf-funded reconstruction is on the table if Iran complies with nuclear

Iran will be paid billions, leaving it much stronger than before Trump’s war.

A proposed $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran hinges on nuclear commitments as US-Iran negotiations approach a potential June 2026 signing date.

The Trump administration is considering a $300 billion Gulf-financed fund for Iran as part of broader peace negotiations covering nuclear limits and

Trump says Iran agreed to forgo nuclear weapons and denies $300M payment claims. A Geneva deal signing is eyed for June 14. Here's what it means for

Iran will reportedly gain access to $300 billion in reconstruction funds if it holds up its end of the peace agreement.

Trump says “we’re not investing any money” about a deal that could give Iran $300 billion.

JD Vance denied claims that the US approved a $300B Qatar-Iran deal, clarifying that potential reconstruction funding would come from GCC nations

US President Donald Trump has dismissed claims of Washington paying Iran a massive sum. Reports suggested a $300 billion fund for investment, contingent on Iran's nuclear deal…

Vice President JD Vance says Iran could access $300 Billion fund if they adhere to obligations in peace deal.

US President Donald Trump announced Iran's agreement to forgo nuclear weapons while expressing skepticism over a proposed $300 billion reconstruction fund linked to the peace deal.

US President Donald Trump has declared that Iran has agreed to never acquire nuclear weapons, presenting the emerging agreement with Tehran as a major breakthrough.

Incentives would be tied to Tehran’s ‘performance’ including over opening of the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear talks

The Trump administration has been adamant the investment fund is not a payout for Iranian enriched uranium.

While the full terms of the agreement remain unclear, the U.S. should approach this deal with caution grounded in experience, not optimism.

By Andrew Mills, Maha El Dahan and Parisa HafeziDUBAI, June 16 (Reuters) - A $300 billion private fund designed to trigger investment into Iran is outlined in the U.S.-Iran…

President Donald Trump’s nascent agreement with Iran is beset by problems right now, but at the top of the list may be the issue of money flowing to Iran.

The US-Iran memorandum of understanding includes a $300 billion reconstruction fund, sanctions relief on oil exports, and access to frozen assets.

The fund is designed to give both sides economic incentives to finalise a deal

The US-Iran framework agreement includes a $300 billion private investment fund with over $150B already committed by companies ahead of the June 19 signing.

The US-Iran framework agreement proposes a $300B private investment fund for Iran, while Treasury sanctions Nobitex and freezes $1B in crypto assets.