According to the source, Washington has shown flexibility on nuclear limits but would initially allow access to only 25% of frozen funds, while Tehran seeks a full release and wants nuclear talks later.
The source says the United States is showing flexibility on Iran’s nuclear limits in ongoing discussions, but is offering only phased access to 25% of Iran’s frozen funds. Iran, meanwhile, is demanding the full release of those funds and is pushing to address nuclear issues at a later stage of the talks. The reported gap highlights the usual trade-off in such negotiations, where sanctions relief and access to restricted assets are often tied to verifiable nuclear commitments.