
As Washington and Tehran negotiate the implementation of an interim peace deal that ended the Iran war, the US has lifted restrictions on Iranian oil trade until August 21. The sanctions relief is a central pillar of the peace framework that the two sides signed last week. At the same time, the US and Qatar are looking into the release of around $6 billion (around €5.3 billion) from frozen Iranian oil revenues. According to US President Donald Trump, the money will be “used for the purchase of food and medical supplies, exclusively from the United States, including Corn, Wheat, and […]... Keep on reading: Iran after the war — fragile peace, shattered economy
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