Washington-Web Desk: The United States has reportedly agreed to restore frozen Iranian assets held in foreign banks, including accounts in Qatar and other international financial institutions, according to a news agency report citing senior Iranian sources.
Reuters reported that senior Iranian officials described the move as a “goodwill gesture” and a sign of seriousness toward achieving a lasting peace agreement.
According to the sources, progress toward a sustainable peace framework is being linked to broader arrangements, including the restoration of frozen funds and assurances for safe maritime passage through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global energy shipping route.
The reported development comes amid ongoing diplomatic engagement between Iran and the United States, with indirect negotiations focusing on reducing regional tensions and addressing long-standing economic and security disputes.
There has been no immediate official confirmation from US authorities regarding the reported agreement.
