Coverage dated October 2, 2021

Iran asked to unfreeze $10 billion in funds to restart nuclear talks with US: official

Headline from The Hill

Iran asked for the U.S. to unfreeze $10 billion of its funds in order to restart nuclear talks, Iran's foreign minister said Saturday.

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The Hill
Iran asked to unfreeze $10 billion in funds to restart nuclear talks with US: official (opens The Hill)
Published Oct 2, 2021
The Hill's feed description
Iran asked for the U.S. to unfreeze $10 billion of its funds in order to restart nuclear talks, Iran's foreign minister said Saturday.
The Times of Israel
Iran FM demands US unfreeze $10 billion in order to restart nuclear talks (opens The Times of Israel)
Published Oct 2, 2021
The Times of Israel's feed description
Hossein Amirabdollahian quoted as saying that Tehran will only return to negotiations if US shows goodwill gesture by releasing funds blocked by sanctions
Deutsche Welle
Iran asks US to unfreeze $10 billion as sign of goodwill | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)
Published Oct 2, 2021
Deutsche Welle's feed description
The Iranian foreign minister has set the release of billions in Iranian assets as a requirement for nuclear deal talks. The new hard-line government has said it wants tangible results in talks with the US.