Informants: The United States plans to use Iranian assets for the reconstruction of Gulf state allies hit by attacks.

Insiders revealed on Saturday that after Iran recently attacked Kuwait and Bahrain, the United States plans to allocate Iranian assets for the repairs of the damages caused by the subsequent attacks on Gulf countries. The source said that U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Berstein has assigned a working group to assess the costs incurred by Gulf allies due to previous Iranian attacks, and to consider using Iranian assets to cover the related repair expenses. The day before, a senior advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader, Mohsen Rezaei, said in an interview that the precondition for a peace agreement between the U.S. and Iran is the release of the $240 billion in Iranian assets that have been frozen. The insider on Saturday did not specify the types of assets being verified by the Treasury Department, and the new policy statements are not limited to frozen assets.