| hlstark - 6/20/2026 06:27
Make a good point, but the bulk of assets are held overseas
Iran’s estimated $100 billion to $120 billion in seized or frozen assets are primarily held in overseas bank accounts and foreign reserves across several countries due to international sanctions. Only a small fraction ($~$2 billion) is held directly within the United States. And if they froze assets that weren’t theirs, they, in turn, should follow the same logic and release them. It’s not their money, war is over, release it. |
Fuel prices have really come down in the last couple of weeks
