Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister: Any agreement reached with the United States must include a clause to release half of the frozen Iranian assets.

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ME News message: On June 6 (UTC+8), Kazem Garibabadi, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Legal and International Affairs of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that once any memorandum of understanding is signed with the United States, at least 50% of Iran’s frozen financial assets must be immediately unfrozen. Garibabadi said Tehran will only treat any draft agreement as final if “its interests and concerns are fully considered.” Garibabadi said, “Iran insists that at least 50% of these funds must be immediately provided to Iran after signing the memorandum of understanding.” He added that the remaining funds should be “unfrozen within a limited period of one to two months after the agreement is signed.” Garibabadi stated that these assets belong to Iran and have been “illegally frozen” by the United States, and that unfreezing these assets is a core requirement of any potential understanding. He said that further negotiations on the remaining details of the fund access mechanism, including technical and financial arrangements, will be held within the 60-day implementation period after the memorandum is signed. (Jin10) (Source: ODAILY)
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