Iranian President: $6 billion in frozen funds will be returned to Iran

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Golden Finance reports that on June 21, according to Al Jazeera, Iranian President Pezeshkian announced more details of the US-Iran agreement.

The Iranian president said that, as part of the preliminary agreement to end the war with the United States, the $6 billion in frozen funds currently held by Qatar will be returned.

All terms of the memorandum of understanding are favorable to Iran, and the results of these negotiations and consultations will gradually become evident.

The Iranian president also said that Trump “had previously banned us from doing many things in his speeches, and now he declares that all of these belong to the rights of the Iranian people and the country.”

Pezeshkian also mocked Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, saying he would “be the first to feel dissatisfied about the negotiations with Switzerland.”

He also said that the only requirement from the United States is that Iran does not possess an atomic bomb.

Former Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei has also repeatedly said that Iran does not want an atomic bomb.

The United States demanded that Iran make a written commitment not to possess nuclear weapons, and Iran signed it.

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