$3 billion in Iranian resources released in Iraq

Al-Ishaq, head of the Iran-Iraq Joint Chamber of Commerce, announced the release of $3 billion in Iranian resources in Iraq.

Reports published on social media indicate that Iran's debt that was blocked in Iraq has been released. According to Al-Ishaq, head of the Iran-Iraq Joint Chamber of Commerce, part of Iran's debt in Iraq has been released, and some of this blocked resource in Iraq has been allocated for the needs of pilgrims, and another part has been paid for the supply of basic goods.

Active journalist Vahid Hajipour posted a text on his Twitter page regarding this news: "With Iran's conviction in international arbitration, it was ruled that the $1.6 billion debt to Turkmenistan must be settled from the blocked resources. The United States also issued this authorization and the Iraqi TBI Bank deposited this money into the Turkmen's account in accordance with the international ruling. But the Minister of Oil announced that our debt was collected from Iraq through energy diplomacy."

Oil Minister Javad Oji also announced in a tweet on his personal page that Iran's debt to Iraq had been released this Saturday afternoon, corresponding to June 10. He wrote in the tweet: "Fortunately, with active energy diplomacy and after several months of negotiations, a few hours ago, $1.6 billion in outstanding debt from previous years for gas exports to Iraq was collected. Since the beginning of the year, the country's gas export volume has increased by 25 percent compared to last year, and the foreign exchange earnings from it have increased by 90 percent."

The publication of this news indicates that the Islamic Republic government has once again obtained from Iraq, through its lies, the property that is the right of the Iranian people. Of course, the release of this amount under the pretext of debt to Turkmenistan is for the benefit of the Islamic Republic government. Previously, the Islamic Republic regime had imported many weapons to Iran to manufacture weapons, bypassing sanctions and with the participation of some countries. Now, under the pretext of debt to Turkmenistan, it has released the dollars blocked in Iraq that were the right of its people.