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White House Weighs Who Benefits Most From a Deal With Iran
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80% centerFirst reported by Ynet · 6 days ago
Center 4Right 1
What happened
The White House is pushing a deal to end the war with Iran, but Reuters reports the main beneficiary could be the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The Guards are said to control much of Iran’s economy, which could complicate any sanctions relief, foreign investment, and U.S. legal exposure.
- 01Reuters says the IRGC may be the biggest winner from a U.S.-Iran deal.
- 02Sanctions relief could unlock oil exports, investment, and a $300 billion reconstruction fund.
- 03IRGC-linked firms may become unavoidable partners for Western investors in Iran.
- 04U.S. lawyers warn companies could face lawsuits under the 2016 JASTA law.
- 05The Guards have expanded their power since the war began on February 28.
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MaarivCenter · Hebrew5 days ago
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Could Be the Biggest Winner from Sanctions Relief
MakoCenter · Hebrew5 days ago
Deal with Tehran Could Make Iran’s Revolutionary Guards the Biggest Winners
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