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Vance: Iran ‘could have access to’ $300B reconstruction fund
Vance said Tehran could access the fund only if it meets ceasefire terms and accepts nuclear oversight, according to CBS News.
- On Monday, Vice President Vance said Iran "could have access" to a $300 billion reconstruction fund, provided the Islamic Republic ends its nuclear program and accepts international inspections.
- The potential funding is part of an initial agreement reached Monday to extend a fragile ceasefire and end the over three-month-old conflict in the region.
- Karl Rohe, Statistics Professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison, questioned the scale, calling the $300 billion "500%-600% larger than the entire annual budget of the Iranian govt." and equivalent to one year of Iranian GDP.
- Negotiations continue regarding the Strait of Hormuz, as the United States seeks to ensure long-term, toll-free passage, though critical agreement details remain under finalization.
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Vance Says Iran Could Access $300B Package Under Trump-Brokered Deal
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Vice President JD Vance Says Iran "Could" Have Access To $300 Billion In Reconstruction Funds
Vice President JD Vance has given more details on the peace deal that was made between the U.S. and Iran. While being interviewed on CBS News, Vance was asked, if the new peace deal includes Iran having access to nearly $300 billion dollars. Vance responded, “That’s the sort of thing they could have access to, funded by the gulf coast coalition, so long as they honor their end of the obligation.” Watch here: Yahoo News reported more on Vance’s r…
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