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The U.S. has stated it will not contribute to a $300 billion fund for Iran but supports Gulf countries in doing so, contingent on Iran meeting certain conditions. Vice President JD Vance emphasized that American taxpayer money will not be used, and the fund's release will depend on Iran's compliance with specific obligations related to its nuclear program.
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The U.S. has stated it will not contribute to a $300 billion fund for Iran but supports Gulf countries in doing so, contingent on Iran meeting certain conditions. Vice President JD Vance emphasized that American taxpayer money will not be used, and the fund's release will depend on Iran's compliance with specific obligations related to its nuclear program.
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