Will Trump agree to unfreeze Iranian assets by June 30?

The Trump administration is expected to move toward agreeing to unfreeze at least some Iranian assets before the June 30 deadline, a step that would signal a notable thaw in Washington’s approach to Tehran. Any formal decision would likely come through an official announcement or be included in a broader U.S.-Iran agreement, according to officials and close observers of the negotiations.

Such a move would carry significant diplomatic and economic implications, especially if it includes assets held in the United States or in foreign jurisdictions subject to U.S. restrictions. Supporters of the policy would likely frame it as a way to advance broader talks and ease tensions, while critics are expected to argue that releasing frozen funds could weaken pressure on Iran and complicate long-standing sanctions policy.