as rosamond jordan as this ripples to see a mock num ozzie a much, sharkey, more tablets, 3 or 5 of ronnie and americans who were moved from the oven prison into fun to house the rest. on tuesday. they should return to their families in the us in the next few weeks. this is a positive step, but i don't want to get ahead of its conclusions because there's more work to be done to actually bring them home. my belief is that this is the beginning of the end of their nightmare. and the nightmare that their families have experience the us will release several iranians. it held for violating sanctions imposed on to hans. but perhaps the most important to 10. honda officials, $6000000000.00 long frozen in a south korean bank will be transferred to cut ours central bank called re officials will then release those funds only to be spent on humanitarian programs inside or wrong exports. a, it's significant that to hold would agree to such a financial arrangement. it suggests that iran wanted disagreement and wanted to de escalate attention somehow with the united states. and that it, it sees this as

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so rosamond, you and investors quoting for an immediate with tend to democracy in this year, but the cody is not bending. so what's the us reaction? well, the us is still saying that they believe there is a window for diplomacy, but that the window is closing and they are calling for the restoration of mohammed bar above them to the countries the presidency and to allow democracy to be restored. but in that vein, the by the administration is also starting to lose its patience with the pcs. in the past hour, there's been a statement released from the secretary of state to me blinking and which he says that some foreign aid to the government of new share is being suspended. his statement goes on to explain that this does not affect the amount of terry and aid, but that it also does still include money to run the u. s. embassy, as well as to pay for security operations. there are, after all, about 1100 us troops inside the share, primarily to work with the military on counter terrorism training and activities. this is, however, not a declaration of a coo by the us government. doing so w

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