The US is considering investing in Iran to bring Tehran back to nuclear talks.
The administration of US President Donald Trump is considering investing in Iran in an effort to bring the country back to nuclear talks.
CNN reports this.
According to journalists, the White House is discussing the possibility of investing between 20 and 30 billion dollars in Iran's new nuclear program.
According to one Trump administration official, these funds will not come directly from the US budget, but from Washington's Arab partners.
Journalists note that the issue of investment in Iranian nuclear facilities has already been raised during preliminary rounds of negotiations on the nuclear agreement.
CNN has also learned of other possible incentives for Tehran, including the potential lifting of certain sanctions and the release of $6 billion frozen in foreign bank accounts.
However, the TV channel's sources emphasize that this is only about previous proposals. The final conditions that could be presented to Iran at the negotiating table are still unknown.
Earlier, it was reported that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei congratulated the Iranian people on their “victory over the United States” and said that Tehran had “slapped America in the face.”
We previously reported that the US has launched an investigation into the leak of a classified report from the Defense Intelligence Agency that discussed the consequences of strikes on Iran's nuclear program.
