diplomacyMonday, May 18, 20262 sources

U.S. Agrees to Release 25% of Iran's Frozen Assets Amid Flexibility on Nuclear Activities

The United States has demonstrated flexibility toward Iran's limited nuclear activities while agreeing to release 25% of its frozen assets in a phased manner. This development follows months of diplomatic negotiations between the two nations. The move is seen as a significant step toward easing tensions and resuming stalled talks.

According to The Hindu, a U.S. source confirmed that Washington has agreed to free one quarter of Iran's frozen assets under a phased timetable. The report does not specify the exact amount or timeline for the asset releases. Middle East Eye reported similar U.S. flexibility on Iran's nuclear activities but did not provide details on asset releases or other specifics. The divergence highlights the lack of clarity on the exact terms of the agreement.

Where Sources Diverge

Middle East Eye reported the U.S. shows flexibility on limited Iranian nuclear activity but did not provide specific details on asset releases or other specifics.

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Report: US shows flexibility on limited Iranian nuclear activity

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Sources

IndependentMiddle East EyeMay 18, 07:00 PM
Report: US shows flexibility on limited Iranian nuclear activity - Middle East Eye

Report: US shows flexibility on limited Iranian nuclear activity  Middle East Eye

IndependentThe HinduMay 18, 06:14 PM
U.S. has shown flexibility on Iran maintaining limited nuclear activities, source says

The ‌source said that ‌on ⁠the issue of ⁠Iran’s frozen assets, however, Washington has so far only agreed ​to free ‌one quarter of those assets according to a phased timetable.