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Iran Claims $6bn Frozen Assets in Qatar to Be Released Amid US Dispute

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Iranian President declared a 'great victory' after announcing the expected release of $6 billion in frozen assets held in Qatar. The announcement comes at a time of rising tensions in the Persian Gulf, adding uncertainty to ongoing U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations. Washington has contradicted Tehran's claim, stating that no assets have been unblocked so far. Pakistan has been playing a facilitative role in the diplomatic discussions between the two sides. It remains unclear whether Iran will participate in the next round of negotiations given the conflicting positions.

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