Iran Rejects US Plan to Use Assets for War Damages
Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated that regional governments cannot demand reparations and warned that seizing Iranian assets would be an internationally wrongful act. The response follows reports that the U.S. may use frozen funds to compensate Gulf allies for infrastructure damage.
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Iran rejected a United States proposal to use frozen Iranian assets for regional war reparations on Sunday evening. Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi stated that Iranian assets are not war spoils for Washington or a payment fund for its allies. The move follows reports that the U.S. Treasury is assessing costs for damages inflicted on Gulf allies.
