Iranian President Pezeshkian confirms $6 billion in frozen funds held in Qatar will be returned to Iran as part of broader US nuclear negotiations.

Iran is set to access $6 billion in frozen funds held in Qatar for US humanitarian goods, part of broader negotiations that could unlock up to $24 billion.

Trump administration agrees to release $6B in Iranian funds. Troop withdrawal from the Iranian region by June 30 at 99.9% YES.

The Wall Street Journal, citing informed sources, reported that under the agreement to end the war between Tehran and Washington, the Is ...

The proposed U.S.-Iran interim agreement could unlock billions of dollars in frozen Iranian funds, with reports suggesting Washington may release $6 billion held in Qatar as part…

The US and Qatar are working to release $6 billion in frozen Iranian oil revenues for humanitarian aid, a move with implications for oil markets and crypto.

The US and Qatar are negotiating a plan for Iran to access $6 billion in frozen oil revenues held in Qatari accounts under dual-key oversight for

The deal would allow Iran to begin by accessing $6 billion currently held in Qatar, specifically for purchases of food, medicine, and other humanitarian goods.

Iranian President Pezeshkian confirms $6 billion in frozen funds held in Qatar will be returned to Iran as part of broader US nuclear negotiations.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Sunday that $6 billion frozen assets in Qatar will be returned to Tehran as part of a preliminary deal between Iran and the US, Anadolu…

(Bloomberg) -- Iran said $12 billion of its frozen funds were set to be released as part of ongoing talks with the US, with the two sides broadly signaling progress in…

Washington has not confirmed deal, but American officials suggest unfrozen money will be used to buy US goods

Another point of emerging contention remains entry of IAEA nuclear inspectors...

Iran says the U.S. agreed to release $12 billion in frozen funds after Switzerland talks, as oil prices slide and Hormuz negotiations continue.