WANA (Jun 09) – Several foreign and Israeli media outlets have claimed that $3 billion worth of Iranian assets was transferred from Abu Dhabi to Tehran on a recent flight, reportedly as part of diplomatic efforts aimed at preventing further escalation in the region.

 

According to a report by Israel’s Kan broadcaster, the assets were transferred to Tehran on a flight from Abu Dhabi. The report alleges that, in return, Iran was asked to halt its attacks against Israel. Kan further claimed that the message accompanying the transfer, reportedly delivered on behalf of the United States, included assurances that Israel would suspend its military operations in Lebanon.

 

The report also stated that the exchange of messages was facilitated by a Qatari delegation and that the aircraft carrying the assets successfully landed in Tehran.

 

Meanwhile, the Western media outlet IntelWatch made a similar claim, alleging that the aircraft that flew from Abu Dhabi to Tehran the previous day was carrying $3 billion. According to the report, the transfer was intended to build trust with Iran and help prevent the outbreak of a wider regional conflict.

 

Some Western sources have also suggested that several Persian Gulf countries are seeking to improve relations and rebuild trust with Tehran. Within this context, the reports speculate that the United Arab Emirates may be offering concessions aimed at strengthening its ties with Iran.

 

However, no official authorities in Iran, the United Arab Emirates, the United States, or Qatar have confirmed these claims, and the reports remain unverified media allegations.