
Qatar has reportedly proposed a $12 billion package to help break the deadlock over Iran’s frozen assets, according to Mehr News Agency.
• The proposal includes the release of $6 billion in Iranian funds currently held in Qatar, along with an additional $6 billion credit line.
• Iran had reportedly sought access to part of its frozen assets early in the negotiations and the remainder after a final agreement, but the U.S. rejected the proposal.
• The $6 billion already held in Qatar would remain restricted to humanitarian use, while Iran would reportedly control how the additional credit line is used.