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Iran to receive $6 billion in frozen assets ; Oman discusses possible Hormuz service fees with Tehran
fortune.com · United States
Iran is set to receive $6 billion in frozen assets, while Oman is in discussions with Tehran regarding potential service fees for the Strait of Hormuz. These developments highlight significant financial and diplomatic movements concerning Iran.
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