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    Post by Rocky Sat 08 Apr 2023, 4:36 am

    Tehran is "angry" with Baghdad because of a frozen account...and Iraq is addressing Washington to intervene
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    The Middle East Eye network revealed, on Friday, the existence of what it said were "major differences" that occurred between Iraq and Iran as a result of the Iraqi authorities stopping Iran's access to its private accounts inside Iraq that contain dollars provided by Baghdad for the mutual commercial operations between the two parties. 
    The network explained, according to what it translated (Baghdad Today), that the Iranian authorities have an account in the Commercial Bank of Iraq that contains nearly eight billion dollars, and that account has become “disabled” as a result of US pressure on Iraq, which is now providing money for Iranian services in Iraqi dinars instead of currency. hard. 
    The Iranian account is now used, according to the information revealed by the network, to cover the costs of Iran’s import of goods and commodities that are not subject to US sanctions, including medical devices and equipment, which confirmed that Iran rejects it and demands Baghdad to allow it to access the dollar within its account, and use it as it deems appropriate, away from US sanctions. 
    Under American pressure, the Iraqi authorities refused to release the Iranian funds into the aforementioned account, which caused "big differences" between Baghdad and Tehran, according to what one of the Prime Minister's advisors, Muhammad Shia'a al-Sudani, who refused to reveal his identity, revealed to the network, stressing that "Iran is angry and we now bear responsibility for their inability to Access to the dollar smuggled from the Iraqi black market. 
    The advisor also revealed to the network that the Iranians informed the Iraqi authorities of their anger, stressing, "You have arranged all your papers with the Americans, leaving Iran out of your accounts," stressing to Baghdad, "We want our money and nothing else," referring to the suspended bank account from which Iran cannot withdraw money now without Washington approval. 
    The official also revealed that Central Bank Governor Ali Al-Alaq and Foreign Minister Fouad Hussein are now trying to persuade Washington to allow Tehran access to the suspended account, explaining that "Al-Alaq and Hussein told the Americans that they had implemented all Washington's requests and that they wanted in return to obtain an easing of US restrictions on financial transactions between Iraq." And Iran." 
    Baghdad also asked Washington to allow it to pay US dollars to Iran as a consideration for the services it receives, including the import of goods and energy until further notice, according to the advisor, who also confirmed that the American side "said that they understand the position of the Iraqi government and promised to transfer their recommendations to the US treasury in the near future." ".
    Those promises are still unfulfilled, according to the network, as the advisor confirmed that Al-Alaq and Hussein have not yet received a "final answer" from the US government or treasury, expecting that Washington will try to "gradually ease restrictions on financial exchange between Iraq and Iran," he said. 
    It is noteworthy that Middle East Eye also revealed that Iran stopped purchasing dollars from the Iraqi black market after the cost of obtaining one million dollars reached about 400 thousand dollars, which incurred great losses for the Iranian economy, forcing it to search for other ways to obtain dollars, instead of the market. Iraqi black.
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