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‘It Was Jared’s Idea!’: JD Vance Rejects ‘Misreporting’ Claims On Iran Frozen Assets Plan | Watch
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3:16Now PlayingUS Vice President JD Vance rejected reports about Iran's frozen assets, saying any future release of funds would be tightly controlled to benefit the Iranian people rather than fund terrorism. Vance said a mechanism involving the US and Qatar would ensure released assets are used to purchase American agricultural products such as soy, corn, and wheat. His remarks came after talks in Burgenstock with Iranian negotiators led by Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, alongside Qatari and Pakistani mediators. Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi claimed major progress had been made, citing discussions on sanctions relief, frozen assets, trade, and efforts to end the Lebanon conflict. The talks are part of a 60-day framework established under the recently signed US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding.
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