The 1979 Revolution and Modern Day Iran

Iran is the first and only country in the world declared as an Islamic Republic. That constitution dating back to 1979, a group of clergy, students, businessmen, intellectuals under the revolution called the revolution of 1979 overthrew the monarchy of Barabe (Rehan, 4). The 1979 revolution, also known as the Iranian Revolution or the Islamic Revolution, refers to the subversion of the Pahravi Dynasty under the guidance of Mohamed Shah Al Barevi and the successor to Ayatolla Rukola Khomeini. Events in the Islamic Republic.

The 1979 Iranian Revolution played an important role in the development of Shiite fundamentalism in Iran and the Middle East as a whole. Since the revolution in 1979, the religion of Iran has changed from a social movement seeking reform to a fundamentalistic ideology that resists change. Next, this article explores how this transformation was done, and the contribution to the current international relations, in particular the establishment of Iranian fundamentalist alliance and Iran 's nuclear development program. Finally, this article analyzes the theme of how Iran's nuclear proliferation relates to international nuclear terrorism.

What impact did the Iranian Revolution of 1979 have on current Iranian fundamentalism and international politics?

Iran's interest in nuclear technology dates back to the 1950s when King Iran received technical assistance under the American Atomic Peace Program. This aid ended in the 1979 Iranian Revolution, but Iran is still interested in nuclear technology and has developed a wide range of nuclear fuel cycles, including advanced concentration capabilities. It was subject to intense international negotiations and sanctions between 2002 and 2015. P5 + 1 negotiations In July 2015, Iran formulated the Joint Comprehensive Action Plan (JCPOA), which is a comprehensive nuclear agreement for 25 years that limits Iran's nuclear capability in exchange for sanctions. On January 16, 2016 nuclear related sanctions against Iran were lifted to achieve the main objectives of the agreement. Other members of Iran and P 5 + 1 were disappointed with the decision, saying they would try to maintain the transaction without US involvement.

The Iranian Revolution took place in 1979 and the Iranian nuclear program developed several basic abilities as "most of Iranian core talent has fled the country after the revolution". Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini initially opposed nuclear technology, and between 1980 and 1988 Iran and Iraq caused expensive wars. Since the late 1980s, Iran has resumed nuclear development with the support of China in Pakistan (a bilateral agreement with Iran). 1990), Russia (1992, 1995), AQ Kahn. "I began pursuing regional nuclear fuel cycle capabilities by developing uranium mining infrastructure and testing uranium conversion and concentration," Iran said. According to a nonpartisan approach to threats of nuclear weapons, "US intelligence agencies have long doubted that Iran is using Iranian private nuclear development programs as a concealment for the development of secret weapons .