Relations Between Iran and US

In 1979, protests against Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi government occurred across the country. This is dominated by foreign policy, the exploitation of Iran resources and wealth by foreign-affiliated companies, corruption and corruption of regime. The close relationship between the Shah regime and the US and Israel, his repressive way and his Westernization plan are not welcomed by Iranian people. Therefore, they turned to replace Ulama. Ayatollah Ruhora Khomeini, exiled in Paris, handed out his speech tape to many of the protesters participants.

The Iranian Revolution ended a large academic relationship between the United States and Iraq. In 1980, due to a major reform of Iran's academic and higher education system, initiated by Ayatollah Khomeini, Iran called it the "Iranian Cultural Revolution". However, all universities in this country were closed from 1980 to 1983. In addition, when the university was resumed, Islamic courses and Islamic educational environment were introduced. In 1986, the Ministry of Higher Education supervised and supervised the transfer of medical education in Iran to the Department of Health, the Ministry of Health and Medical Education. This is to optimize the use of medical resources in the country and to promote health, treatment, education and research in this field more effectively.

Iran - the opposition affair involved American activities in Iran and Nicaragua during the Reagan administration. After the Islamic Revolution in 1979, Iran became "very anti-American." The United States shut down diplomatic relations and imposed sanctions (United Sates 3). The Reagan administration (1981-1989) hopes to improve relations with Iran by supporting individuals and groups that are regarded as moderate. In Nicaragua, the left wing Sandinist regime, who took office in 1979, "became increasingly anti-American.

On 6 August, US President Donald Trump submitted an enforcement order to resume the first phase of nuclear related sanctions against Iran. According to re-punishment, the US government will prohibit Iran from obtaining US bills. American companies and individuals can not trade Iran and gold, other precious metals, graphite, aluminum, steel, coal. The United States will also prevent Iran from participating in international activities in the automobile industry, the second biggest economic sector next to Iran's oil and gas. The second sanctions will come into effect on 5th November, covering Iran's largest source of income, oil exports and banking systems.