Deal or no deal, expect Iranian assassinations
A potential deal between the U.S. and Iran may be on the horizon, with Iran demanding the release of frozen assets. However, experts warn that this could lead to increased Iranian-sponsored assassinations in the U.S. The article highlights the risks posed to American officials and military personnel as Iran seeks revenge for past actions against its leaders.
- ▪Both U.S. and Iranian press suggest a deal is near between Tehran and Washington to end the war.
- ▪Iran is reportedly demanding the release of $11 billion in frozen assets as part of the negotiations.
- ▪Experts warn that the Iranian regime may target American officials and their families in retaliation for past U.S. actions.
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Both U.S. and Iranian press suggest a deal is near between Tehran and Washington to end the war. Tasnim News, close to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said the regime is demanding the release of the country’s frozen assets as a first step. Nour News, close to the Supreme National Security Council, describes $11 billion upfront, mostly released by Qatar. It continued to describe an agreement to allow a certain number of ships to cross the Strait of Hormuz, without explicitly ruling out Iran’s tolling scheme.
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