A preliminary agreement to end the ongoing conflict suggests the United States, under President Trump, may allow Iran access to a $300 billion redevelopment fund. This potential financial gain for Iran significantly exceeds the $1.7 billion in cash provided to Tehran under the 2015 nuclear deal, which Trump previously criticized former President Obama for authorizing. Trump has publicly condemned the earlier payment as “green cash,” but the current deal implies a far larger economic benefit for the Iranian government. USA Today reports the source of funding for this substantial $300 billion fund remains unclear. The agreement follows a recently signed memorandum of understanding with Iran aimed at de-escalating tensions. Details regarding the fund’s establishment and financial backers are currently undisclosed, prompting questions about its implementation and origins. This development marks a significant shift in US policy towards Iran’s financial access.