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President Donald Trump has agreed to allow Iran to access $6 billion in frozen funds held in Qatar, with the money designated for purchases of American medical supplies and agricultural products.
The decision opens a restricted but financially significant channel for trade between the two countries, structured so that the spending flows back toward US exporters rather than into Iran's broader economy.
The Terms of the Release The funds are currently held in Qatar.
Under the arrangement as described by the president, Iran can draw on the $6 billion exclusively to buy US medical supplies and crops — categories that limit how Tehran can deploy the capital while simultaneously generating demand for American goods.
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