Iran-US reparations: Who will be left owing whom?
What if Iran and the United States finally open the books on reparations, but refuse to start on the same page?
From the 1953 US coup to sanctions, war and the latest confrontation, decades of aggression have left behind a long ledger of losses. So, when that ledger is finally opened, the question is: who will end up owing whom?
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