Full payment of gas bills supplied and supplied from Iran

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Iranian denial of Iraq or Korea releasing frozen Iranian funds

 

 2021-11-14 10:43

 

Shafaq News/ The website of the Iranian "Iran International" channel, which broadcasts from London, stated that two Iranian officials denied reports that Iraq or South Korea released billions of dollars worth of financial assets to Iran held in Iraqi and South Korean banks.

 

The Iranian opposition channel indicated that the head of the Iranian-Iraqi Joint Chamber of Commerce, Yahya Al-Ishaq, and the head of the Iranian-Korean Joint Chamber of Commerce, Hussein Tanai, were commenting on Iranian news that $3.5 billion of Iran's frozen funds abroad had been released.

 

And talk about the release of frozen Iranian funds came from the CEO of the official Iranian government news agency (IRNA) Ali Naderi last Friday, and then in a report by the newspaper, "Javan", which is close to the Revolutionary Guards, on Saturday, in which it said that 4 billion dollars had been released. No negotiations," but she did not give details.

 

But Al-Ishaq told local media that Iraq has not released any of the money it owes to Iran due to US banking sanctions, adding that if the news of the freezing of the seized funds was true, it might be linked to South Korea, where two Korean banks are holding 7 billion Iranian funds. Dollars are also frozen due to US sanctions.

 

For his part, Tanahi told the Iranian labor "Ilna News Agency", late on Saturday, that South Korea had not released any money to Iran.

 

Iran International reported that the South Korean news agency, Yonhap, indicated last week that First Vice Foreign Minister Choi Jong-kun spoke by phone with the US special envoy for Iran, Robert Malley, saying that Seoul and Washington have maintained contact on Iran. Especially with regard to Iranian money frozen in banks in South Korea.

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Full payment of gas bills supplied and supplied from Iran

JANUARY 6, 2022

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Today, Thursday , 6-1-2022 , the Ministry of Electricity announced the payment of the bills for gas supplied and supplied from Iran in full.

And the ministry stated in a statement seen by (Al-Sharq Telescope), that “there is no truth to what was reported by some news agencies, that the electricity announced the government’s intention to liquidate the dues of the Iranian side,” noting that “what the ministry announced earlier in 2021 is that it was ready To pay all dues to the current supplier gas for the value of gas supply for the year 2021.”

She added that "Electricity has actually paid the bills for the supplied and fully supplied gas, except for the month of December of 2021, in the credit funds," calling on "news agencies, news and satellite channels not to cut statements and fragment them in a false manner and to shade citizens and public opinion with misleading and false news ."

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Electricity: The government decided to liquidate Iran's fuel debt

•  Time: 01/06/2022 10:27:42
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{Economic: Al Furat News} The Ministry of Electricity revealed the government's decision to liquidate the debts owed to Iran for its export of fuel on behalf of Iraqi power plants.

The agency quoted the official Iranian news {Arna} ministry spokesman, Ahmed al - Abadi as saying: " The Iraqi government has decided the liquidation of all benefits Iran from exporting energy :.
added Abadi, that" the government will be deposited soon these funds in the Fund of Credit Bank of Iraq trade. "
Not Iran announces the size of its assets abroad, which were frozen by countries that have commercial relations with Iran due to US sanctions and pressure, and these funds are mainly the proceeds of its oil exports during the past years after the signing of the nuclear agreement in 2015.
However, media reports estimate these funds at about 140 billion dollars. Of this, about $5 billion is in Iraq, $3 billion in Japan, and $8 billion in South Korea.

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Iran's chief negotiator demands the immediate release of his country's frozen funds in South Korea

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Ali Bagheri, Iran's chief negotiator at talks to revive the nuclear deal in Vienna, said the South Korean government should release frozen Iranian funds immediately, regardless of the outcome of the talks.

Bagheri Kani, who met with Choi Jong-kun, the first deputy foreign minister of South Korea, in Vienna, considered the freezing of Iranian funds an "illegal and unjustified" measure.

It is noteworthy that South Korea is not a member of the nuclear agreement, but it froze about $7 billion of Iranian funds after buying oil from Iran, due to US sanctions, and its release requires US permission and the revival of the nuclear agreement.

On January 5, the South Korean Foreign Ministry said that a senior diplomat visited Vienna to meet with members of the nuclear deal to discuss ways to release Iranian funds frozen in Seoul, but Iranian officials insisted that the visit "has nothing to do with nuclear talks between Iran and the 4+ group." 1".

In addition to the frozen funds in South Korea, Rouhani government officials confirmed in interviews that $3 billion in Japan, $5 billion in Iraq, $20 billion in China, and $1.6 billion in Luxembourg have been frozen, but the Iranian regime has so far refused to issue Official report on the exact amount of frozen Iranian funds.

The latest International Monetary Fund report shows that 90 percent of Iran's foreign exchange reserves are frozen abroad, and Iran was able to access only $4 billion of these reserves last year.

The report added that Iran's frozen reserves abroad are estimated at about 40 billion dollars, and their release is required to revive the nuclear agreement and solve Iran's banking problems.

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bills paid inf full bet you its in dinar.......just before rate change

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