U.S. terrorism claimants compete for Iranian assets (Reuters)

News article: U.S. terrorism claimants compete for Iranian assets (Reuters)

News Manager May 30th, 2008

Reuters - Families of those killed in the Beirut Marine barracks bombing 25 years ago staked their claim on Thursday to ancient Persian clay tablets, on loan to a U.S. museum, to satisfy a $2.7 billion judgment won against Iran.

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