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UAE Denies Reuters Report of Releasing Frozen Iranian Funds
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100% centerFirst reported by Ynet · Jun 12, 2026
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What happened
The United Arab Emirates denied reports that it agreed to free billions of dollars in frozen Iranian funds. Reuters had reported, citing unnamed sources, that a deal worth $10 billion to $20 billion was linked to stopping Iranian attacks on the UAE.
- 01UAE officials said no frozen Iranian funds were released or transferred.
- 02Reuters reported a possible $10 billion to $20 billion deal involving Iranian assets.
- 03Sources said the arrangement was tied to ending Iranian attacks on the UAE.
- 04The UAE said the claims were “completely false and unfounded.”
- 05Washington has pressured the UAE to curb Iran-linked financial networks.
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