U.S. President Donald Trump says any Iranian funds that are unfrozen through sanctions relief or released by the U.S. Treasury will be placed into a Washington-controlled escrow account. Trump says the funds will be controlled by the United States and can be used by Iran to buy food and medical supplies, with purchases limited to U.S.-supplied goods, including items such as corn, wheat and soybeans. The statement follows U.S. moves described by outlets as involving temporary sanctions relief to allow Iran to access funds for humanitarian needs. Trump also frames the arrangement as addressing what he calls a humanitarian crisis. Separately, reporting notes that the broader context involves U.S.-Iran negotiations aimed at ending a Middle East war and shaping elements of a potential long-term framework, including Iran’s nuclear program. Multiple outlets attribute the escrow position to Trump’s comments posted on his Truth Social account, and they describe the mechanism as ensuring U.S. control over how released funds are used.
Trump Says Unfrozen Iran Funds Will Be Placed in U.S.-Controlled Escrow
U.S. President Donald Trump says any Iranian funds that are unfrozen through sanctions relief or released by the U.S. Treasury will be placed into a Washington-controlled escrow account. Trump says th...
- Trump says any Iranian funds unfrozen by U.S. sanctions relief or Treasury releases will go into a U.S.-controlled escrow account.
- The escrow arrangement is intended to allow Iran to purchase food and medical supplies.
- Trump says the purchases are limited to products from the United States.
- The statements are made in a Truth Social post dated Tuesday.
- Reporting links the move to ongoing U.S.-Iran negotiations and earlier U.S. Treasury steps to temporarily lift certain sanctions.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Tuesday that any Iranian funds unfrozen through sanctions relief or released by the U.S. Treasury would go into a Washington-controlled escrow account, which Tehran could tap to purchase U.S. food and medical supplies. "The Money and/or Sanctions that the US Treasury is releasing goes into escrow, controlled by the USA, and will be used for the purchase of food and medical supplies, exclusively from the United States, including Corn, Wheat, and Soybeans from our great American Farmers," Trump posted on his Truth Social platform. "This is a humanitarian crisis, and I feel it is necessary to help, NOW, before it is too late." After signing a deal aimed at ending the Middle East war, Washington and Tehran are negotiating key elements, including the future of Iran's nuclear program, that would ensure a lasting peace. As part of the deal, Tehran is set to get some form of sanctions relief from Washington, as well as the unfreezing of assets. The U.S. Treasury Department said Monday it was temporarily lifting sanctions on Iran to allow it to produce, s
15 hours agoPresident Donald Trump said funds released to Iran from frozen accounts will be “controlled by the U.S.A.” and only to be used to purchase food and medical supplies from the US. Trump made the statement in a post on Truth Social on Tuesday. Tyler Kendall reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
16 hours agoUS President Donald Trump said Tuesday that any Iranian funds unfrozen through sanctions relief or released by the US Treasury would go into a Washington-controlled escrow account, which Tehran could tap to purchase US food and medical supplies.
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