In which countries is Iran's $100 billion stuck?
China holds the largest share of Iran's assets locked up abroad. In addition, more than $100 billion in money and assets are locked up in countries including Iraq, India, South Korea, Qatar, Japan, Oman and Luxembourg. Getting these funds back is one of Tehran's main goals in the ongoing talks with the United States, as it could play a major role in reviving the Iranian economy.
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