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[Regnum] For the first time since the founding of the Islamic Republic, Iran has secured compensation from the United States for sanctions affecting patients with epidermolysis bullosa.
| It’s apparently an uncomfortable skin condition, in the vernacular called butterfly skin. A quick internet search at midnight Eastern Time revealed absolutely nothing about this, so either something will be revealed in the morning or this is yet another imaginary Iranian victory. | This was announced on October 25 by Hamid Hashemi Golpayegani, Director General of EB House (an NGO for children with epidermolysis bullosa).

"The court ordered the US government and officials to pay $6.785 billion in compensatory, exemplary, and punitive damages to the plaintiffs," the agency quoted Golpayegani as saying.Fars.
| Which court? Is it one whose rulings we respect? | EB House initiated legal proceedings in 2018–2019 over restrictions on the supply of specialized dressings for patients. In 2021–2022, the patients' families filed suit. Security forces, including units of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the army, participated in the case.
As part of the investigation, the oil cargo was seized to collect compensation for damages and distribute the funds among the victims.
On September 19, Iran submitted its terms for ending the military conflict to the United States. The following day, White House President Donald Trump declared that the American administration was launching an unprecedented "economic war and isolation" against Iran.
In response, Tehran threatened sanctions against neighboring countries if they joined US sanctions against Iran. On September 30, Trump announced that the US would soon decide whether to resume strikes against Iran or seek an agreement with Tehran.
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