Iran deal includes $300 billion fund, more than half of which already committed: Reuters
More than $150 billion has already been pledged, and the private vehicle would finance energy, logistics and transport projects only after a final deal.
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump denied reports of a $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran, dismissing leaked documents as 'fake news' and stating the United States is 'not investing any money' in the country.
- The White House and Tehran signed a peace deal on Sunday, reportedly proposing reopening the Strait of Hormuz and commitment against nuclear weapons, with leaked documents suggesting $300 billion in reconstruction funds.
- Vice President JD Vance initially confirmed the reconstruction fund before telling Fox News Sean Hannity that Iran would not receive a 'single dime of American money,' suggesting Gulf State neighbors could provide aid instead.
- At the G7 summit in France on Wednesday, Trump threatened to 'drop bombs on their head' if Iran fails to abide by the memorandum's guidelines while touting the agreement's merits.
- Trump compared his approach to former President Barack Obama's $1.7 billion JCPOA, arguing he has crippled Iran's economy, though exact specifications of the new memorandum remain undisclosed and subject to final approval.
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In the text of the agreement they are intended for the reconstruction of the country's economy, but it is not clear who will put them there: in the use of the Maga criticize Donald in the name of ...
This private fund, financed by private actors from the Gulf and elsewhere, will not be launched before the final peace agreement. ...
For Iran's infrastructure, a fund of $300 billion is planned. How much money does this peace cost? And: The world should become electric.
US, allies to make plan for $300 billion Iran reconstruction fund
Iran could get access to a $300 billion reconstruction fund under a deal with the United States, US officials said Wednesday as they released the text, while insisting that Washington was under no commitment to contribute. Tehran would also be allowed to resume oil sales as soon as the agreement is signed this week, while all sanctions would be lifted if a final deal is reached after a 60-day negotiation period. FRANCE 24's Caitlin Brown reports.
Trump accused of ‘COMPLETE CAPITULATION’ as Iran deal LEAKED
A leaked copy of Donald Trump’s deal with Iran appears to show the president facilitating a $300 billion fund for the Islamic Republic, but Trump has denied that the US will be putting even “10 cents” into the fund as he spoke to reporters at the G7 summit in Evian. Either way, he has faced a fierce backlash from hawkish Republicans, with Senator Lindsey Graham comparing the deal to a marshall plan for Germany “with the Nazis still in charge”. S…
Trump Says US Will Not Invest ‘Any Money’ in Iran Reconstruction Fund - The Thinking Conservative News
U.S. President Donald Trump refuted claims that the Trump administration will invest money in a fund for Iran’s reconstruction as part of a deal to end hostilities. The post Trump Says US Will Not Invest ‘Any Money’ in Iran Reconstruction Fund appeared first on The Thinking Conservative News.
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