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Iran Crisis
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Iran has been the focus of the international community for many decades. The country declared Islam as the form of governance in 1979 and has advocated for militants and defined the international rules. Former president of the United States Donald trump ejected from the 2915 nuclear agreement between six states and Iran. President Trump's administration argued that the dead failed to manage the nuclear program and address other critical issues such as human rights abuses and support for the terror activities. As a result, Washington implemented sections to influence the change in the behaviors of the Iranian government. The crisis in Iran is partly affected by the government's decision, which poses a threat to other countries and its failure to adhere to the international community's principles and policies. 
Iran changed its strategies after the United States commissioned a drone strike that killed Qassim Soleimani, the Quds force leader. The move by the United States increased the tension that had already worsened between America and Iran. The leaders in Iran argued that the strike exacerbated an existing balancing act in sustaining the US and Iran relationship, which share a long border and religious and social links (Clayton, 2020). Over the past rowdy year for Iraq, the US troops and the allied Iranian forces engaged in a revenge attack in Iraq. The United States Institute of Peace (USIP) explored how the tensions played out in Iraq's past. The USIP also researched whether the United States' incoming administration desired to engage in new nuclear talks with Iran. The entity believes the new pact can help ally the impacts on Iraq. The killing of Qassim Soleimani caused further tensions between the United States and Iraq, strengthening Iran's thoughts still supporting terror groups and activities. 
The tension between Iran and the United States escalated long before the attack and killing of Soleimani. The critical points of contention include: the authority over the oil reserve revenues in Iran, the political interference in Tehran by the US, the desire to become a nuclear superpower, and the fact that both countries have rising influence in the Middle East. The relationship between the US and Iran records a long-complicated history.
In the 1990s, the British administration retained control over Iran's oil reserves through the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. The Iranians became tired of the foreign influence's involvement in controlling their natural resources. They started the diplomatic t...