Farmers see potential windfall in Iran deal, while Tehran pushes back

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Trump and allies trumpet a potential U.S.–Iran deal as a windfall for American farmers, suggesting assets could fund U.S. food imports, but Iran denies the claims and says assets will be spent as it chooses; experts say the actual impact is unclear amid existing sanctions and opaque asset releases, while Treasury actions around Iranian sales underscore ongoing political maneuvering over sanctions relief and agricultural trade.
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- Only Iran will control its unfrozen assets, Iranian envoy says Reuters
- Trump agrees to allow Iran to access $6bn of frozen funds to buy US goods Financial Times
- Trump defends sanctions relief, saying Iran will buy US food, medical supplies The Hill
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