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Iran Appoints Interpol-Wanted Suspect Behind 1994 Bombing as Head of Supreme National Security Council

Iran names Mohsen Rezaei, wanted by Interpol over the 1994 AMIA bombing, to lead its Supreme National Security Council amid wartime power turmoil.

International Business Times UK · Aug 10

From IRGC commander to Iran’s security chief: Who is Mohsen Rezaei?

Iran appointed Mohsen Rezaei as secretary of its Supreme National Security Council. Rezaei, a hardliner and close ally of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, takes the key security post. He previously commanded the Revolutionary Guards for sixteen years during the Iran-Iraq war. Rezaei also served as vice president for economic…

The Economic Times · Aug 10

Iran Replaces Top Security Chief as Hormuz Deal Hangs in Balance—‘Cannot Fight Forever,’ Says Pezeshkian

Iran’s top security official has reportedly stepped down amid ongoing diplomatic negotiations aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

Benzinga · Aug 10

Iran Fires Missiles At Israel In Largest Escalation Since April Ceasefire

Iran launched missiles against Israel on Sunday in retaliation for strikes on a Beirut suburb considered a Hezbollah stronghold.

International Business Times · Jun 7

U.S. Reportedly Considering Using Frozen Iranian Assets To Finance Rebuilding In Gulf Allies

The U.S. is reportedly considering using frozen Iranian assets to finance the rebuilding by Gulf allies who sustained damages resulting from the country's strikes.

International Business Times · Jun 7

Washington could tap into Iran's frozen billions to pay for Gulf attack damage

The Iranian assets Washington is considering reallocating could include frozen funds, along with ships previously seized by the United States.

Euronews · Jun 7

Iran peace deal at risk? US considers redirecting Iranian assets to Gulf states

The US is exploring redirecting frozen Iranian assets to Gulf states for rebuilding after missile and drone strikes. This move comes as indirect negotiations between the US and Iran remain deadlocked, with Tehran demanding the release of $24 billion in frozen funds. Military tensions continue to escalate across the region…

The Times of India · Jun 7

Obama casts a long shadow as a hefty Iran bill lands on Trump’s desk

Iran seeks billions in frozen assets for a deal with the US. Trump previously criticized his predecessor, Barack Obama, for similar financial concessions to Iran. Now, negotiations stall as Iran insists on immediate access to its funds. This demand presents a political challenge for Trump, who built his Iran policy…

The Economic Times · Jun 6

Iran says frozen funds key to progress in US talks

Frozen Iranian funds are a central point in talks between Tehran and Washington to end their conflict. Iran demands the release of its assets, estimated between 100 to 123 billion dollars. The war began on February 28, with a ceasefire taking effect on April 8. Diplomatic efforts continue, but tensions…

The Economic Times · Jun 6

$24 billion 'trust test' for Trump? Khamenei aide seeks frozen assets, warns war could take 'another dimension'

A potential peace deal between the US and Iran hinges on the release of $24 billion in frozen Iranian assets, according to military advisor Mohsen Rezaei. He stated that the ball is in President Trump's court to break the negotiation deadlock, proposing the funds as a test of trust. Rezaei…

The Times of India · Jun 6