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Trump denies reports on $300 bln fund as part of deal with Iran
The US president said that it was a false story
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newrepublic.com
Tired Trump Makes Pathetic Iran Deal Sales Pitch
Trump says “we’re not investing any money” about a deal that could give Iran $300 billion.
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tass.com
Trump slams ‘fake news’ reports of planned US payments to Iran
The US president accused Democrats of spreading this information
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washingtonexaminer.com
Trump says 'fake news' US will pay Iran as part of peace deal
Trump shot down speculation that the U.S. would pay Iran as part of a deal to end the monthslong war between the two.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Trump terms $300 billion fund to rebuild Iran as 'fake news'
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…
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middleeasteye.net
Trump denies reports of US payments to Iran as ‘fake news’
US President Donald Trump has dismissed reports that Washington agreed to make payments to Iran as part of the newly announced memorandum of understanding.
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newsbytesapp.com
Iran agrees to never have nukes, no '$300M' deal: Trump
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.
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albawaba.com
Trump slams $300 billion payment to Iran as ‘fake news’ | Al Bawaba
ALBAWABA - The $300 billion figure has been circulating recently in relation to a potential payment to Iran as part of a peace agreement, with U.S. Pre
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iranwire.com
White House: Iran Will Not Receive Funds from the United States
U.S. President Donald Trump has dismissed reports of a $300 million payment or any direct financial support to Iran as “fake news,” emph ...
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dailysabah.com
Trump claims US-Iran deal 'not final,' denies $300 billion fund
President Donald Trump denied Wednesday that the U.S.-Iran peace deal included a $300 billion fund, claiming that Washington will not be investing 10...
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jpost.com
Donald Trump: Report that Iran will receive $300b. is false | The Jerusalem Post
Trump also said that the MoU is not finalized, and the US can "return to dropping bombs" if it is not happy.
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cryptobriefing.com
Trump clarifies Iran deal excludes $300B investment fund from US taxpayers
Trump says the US-Iran framework agreement excludes a $300B taxpayer-funded payout to Iran, while Bitcoin and crypto markets rally on easing geopolitical
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Donald Trump denies $300B investment fund included in Iran deal
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
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Trump denies reports on $300 bln fund as part of deal with Iran
The US president said that it was a false story
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Donald Trump denies $300B Iran fund claims, warns of military action
Donald Trump denies $300B Iran fund claims tied to the US-Iran memorandum of understanding, warns Tehran that military strikes could resume if it doesn't
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Trump calls $300B Iran investment report false, warns of military action
Trump denied a $300B Iran investment deal, warned of military action. US sanctions on Nobitex and $1B in seized crypto assets shape market outlook.
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gulfnews.com
Trump once attacked Iran cash deals. Now he’s defending a $300 billion fund
Trump faces backlash over proposed $300 billion Iran fund, echoing Obama-era cash deals he once condemned. Critics question his shifting stance and political risks.
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Trump denies reports of US funding as part of Iran deal
US President Donald Trump denied recent reports that the US-Iran deal includes provisions for $300bn in investments for Tehran.
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Despite Trump's rejection, MOU reportedly includes $300 billion for Iran | The Jerusalem Post
The new fund is a private investment vehicle, not a reconstruction or reparations program and will not include any government money or grants, the source said.