US-Iran deal on frozen assets and agricultural trade
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June 2026
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A tentative US-Iran deal aims to use frozen Iranian assets for US crop purchases. Iran disputes the US claim, stating trade will be based on market terms.
- Earlier version 16/24/2026, 3:30:12 AM
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