Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has publicly refuted allegations suggesting Iran will be compelled to utilize its recently unfrozen assets for the purchase of US-made goods. Ghalibaf addressed the claims via a statement posted on social media, offering a direct rebuttal. The controversy stems from ongoing discussions surrounding the release of Iranian funds held abroad as part of a prisoner exchange and broader negotiations. Details of the asset release agreements have fueled speculation about potential conditions attached to their use. Ghalibaf’s statement aims to clarify Iran’s position and dispel any perception of a mandatory import requirement from the United States. The speaker’s response seeks to reassure domestic audiences regarding the country’s economic independence.