June 7, 2026
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US Plans to Allocate Iranian Assets to Gulf Allies for Damage Compensation

The United States is preparing to allocate Iranian assets to its allies in the Persian Gulf as part of a strategy to address damages caused by Iran. This initiative aims to support recovery efforts in the region.

According to a source familiar with the matter, the US intends to utilize these assets not only for future incidents but also to assist in mitigating the impact of past actions taken by Iran.

Additionally, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has tasked a team with assessing the financial implications of the damage inflicted by Iran on its Gulf allies. This assessment will inform the allocation of the Iranian assets.

The United States is set to provide Iranian assets to Gulf allies to compensate for damages caused by Iran, both in the past and potentially in the future. This decision follows an assessment of the financial impact on the region.

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