US Reviews Plan to Redirect Iranian Assets Toward Gulf Reconstruction
The proposal is said to involve exploring legal pathways that would allow Iranian assets to be redirected toward rebuilding infrastructure and covering repair costs in regions impacted by attacks attributed to Iran.
According to the source cited in the report, officials are also seeking detailed assessments from Gulf partners to determine the scale of financial losses linked to Iranian actions since the escalation of hostilities.
The Treasury Department is additionally reviewing whether such assets could be used not only for future reconstruction but also to compensate for damages already incurred by Gulf states during the conflict.
Potential options under consideration reportedly range from frozen Iranian financial holdings held abroad to physical assets such as oil tankers, though no final decisions have been made and the scope of eligible assets remains unclear.
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