Jimmy Carter and the Iranian Hostage Crisis

For medical use. This action caused many turmoil in Iran and caused a hostage crisis in Iran. Because she is still sick, it is difficult to return things to Iran. The speed of change in Iran is too difficult for command. It is clear that Mr. Shah has lost all control over Iranian people, but President hopes. Form an opposition coalition.

Iran's hostage crisis continued for 444 days and finally settled when President Ronald Reagan took office on January 20, 1981. Through the campaign, Reagan expressed dissatisfaction that Carter was unable to cope with the crisis. When all 52 hostages were released, even though Carter was doing leg work, Reagan entered the White House as a hero, and he could call victory his victory. The Carter regime released the $ 79.9 billion Iranian asset, freed Iran from litigation, and released the "Algiers Agreement" to free the hostages by pledging that the United States will not politically or militarily interfere with Iranian domestic affairs "Negotiated.

President Jimmy Carter is facing tremendous pressure to solve this situation. In the spring of 1980, he tried to guarantee the citizens of the United States: "I promise to resolve this crisis, I promise a safe recovery of American quality, I promise to maintain the honor of the people. "On April 7, more than five months after the daily life crisis occurred President Carter announced that he was breaking the diplomatic relations with Iran. Immediately sanctions ban the export to Iran and the assets of Iran will be frozen. Carter enjoys a humanitarian reputation proclaims that all US visas issued to Iranian citizens are invalid, but "for the proven humanitarian reasons or the national interests of our country need to be invalidated Yes.