India, April 16 -- As the United States and Iran prepare for another round of talks aimed at stabilising their conflict, one major financial issue has taken centre stage - Iran's frozen assets held in foreign countries.
Tehran has repeatedly demanded access to these funds, saying they are essential to stabilise its struggling economy. Iranian officials have even made the release of some assets a key condition before entering deeper negotiations.
Ahead of the first round of talks, Iran's parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, publicly stressed the importance of these funds, stating that Iranian frozen assets must be released before negotiations begin.
Experts say this issue could play a decisive role in determining whether pe...