The U.S. is considering how to use Iranian assets to fund rebuilding efforts for Gulf allies damaged by Iranian attacks, with potential costs reaching $58 billion.
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Updated Jun 7
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The U.S. is considering how to use Iranian assets to fund rebuilding efforts for Gulf allies damaged by Iranian attacks, with potential costs reaching $58 billion.
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Rystad Energy
Norwegian energy research company
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Middle East
geopolitical region encompassing Egypt and most of Western Asia, including Iran
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