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US and Arab officials said that the administration of President Donald Trump was going ahead in order to form a new political and security alliance with the Gulf countries, Egypt and Jordan to counter Iranian expansion in the region. The White House wants to strengthen cooperation with these countries on missile defense, military training, the fight against terrorism and other issues such as support for regional economic and diplomatic relations
"NATO Arab "
The plan to form what he described White House and Middle East officials with an Arab version of NATO, or "Arab NATO" Sunni Muslim allies , would probably increase tensions between the United States and the Shiite power of Iran
. Coalition, which was temporarily called A spokesman for the National Security Council of the White House said: "The strategic alliance of the Middle East will be a bulwark against aggression, terrorism and terrorism. Iranian extremism and establish peace in the Middle East. "
And the Arabs. One of the biggest hurdles to the planned alliance is the 13-month boycott of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt of Qatar, which houses the largest US air base in the region. "The Americans and their regional allies fuel tensions in the region under the pretext of ensuring stability in the Middle East," a senior Iranian official told Reuters. “/>
US President, Saudi King, and Egyptian President at the opening of the counterterrorism center during Trump's visit to Riyadh in May 2017
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Nuclear Program – Iranian voltage stations and Western attraction The beginning of the Iranian nuclear program, when the Shah of Iran signed a nuclear program agreement with America, to announce the "Draft Agreement for Cooperation in Research and Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy" under the auspices of the "Peace" Program. In 1967, he founded the Tehran Nuclear Research Center. But Iran's signing of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons in 1968 was the subject of inspections and investigations by the International Atomic Energy Agency. energy
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The overthrow of the Shah and the establishment of an Islamic republic in Iran in 1979 mark a break between the relations between Iran and Western countries: The nuclear program is running out of steam after Western companies withdrew from nuclear projects and uranium reserves. Highly enriched uranium In 1983, Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) cooperated to help Tehran in the chemical field and design experimental uranium conversion plants, especially on Isfahan nuclear technology site. With the outbreak of the war between Iran and Iraq, the Bushehr nuclear power plant was closed
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Nuclear Program – Iranian voltage stations and Western attraction
Russia intervenes online, China withdrew
The 1990s Iran was supplied with experts on nuclear energy by Russia. In 1992, the international media denounced the existence of undeclared Iranian nuclear activities, which led Iran to ask IAEA inspectors to visit the nuclear facilities. In 1995, Iran and Russia signed a contract for the full operation of the Bushehr factory, while China has withdrawn from the construction project of a uranium conversion plant
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The Tehran Declaration and ElBaradei's Visit to Iran
In 2002, the 39 IAEA has requested to visit two undeclared nuclear sites, but Iran has only authorized it six months after the release of the information. In 2003, Mohamed ElBaradei, former director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), went to Iran to seek clarification on the resumption of the enrichment activities of the Uranium
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In 2004, the IAEA issued a resolution demanding that Iran respond to all outstanding immediate access to all sites that the IAEA wanted to visit and freeze all activities related to uranium enrichment at a level allowing the production of nuclear and fissile material fuel. But after his election, former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad worked on the activation of the nuclear program and made fun of Western threats, and founded the Arak heavy water reactor.
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New Chapter
In 2006, IAEA members voted for the referral of Iran to the Security Council This imposed the ban on providing Iran with the equipment needed to enrich uranium and produce ballistic missiles. Iran responded by suspending the Additional Protocol and all of The same year, Iranian President Ahmadinejad announced that his country had succeeded in enriching the uranium by 3.5%. “/>
Nuclear program – Iranian voltage stations and Western attraction
Secret Nuclear Reactors
In 2009, American, British and French officials took the lead role in the media, The construction by Iran of a nuclear reactor on the outskirts of the city of Qom, as they said that it is underground and built with any secret , without informing the International Atomic Energy Agency, while Tehran denied this. “/>
Nuclear Program – Iranian Voltage Stations and Western Attraction
On the point of resolving
in 2014, it was agreed to stop the freezing of Iranian funds estimated at billions of dollars, in exchange for the suspension by Iran of the conversion of 20% fuel enriched uranium. The same year, the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization made adjustments to the Arak plant to reduce the production of plutonium
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Nuclear Program –
The Historic Agreement
In 2015, after a series of meetings, in Vienna, announced a final agreement, called a Framework Agreement, on the program Iranian nuclear power. The agreement brings the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, China, France and Germany to Iran. This agreement was likely to end the threats and confrontation between Iran and the West. [1969001] Hassan Rohani and Barack Obama (Bildcombo) “/>
Nuclear Program – Iranian Tension Stations and Western Attraction
Barack Obama, the former President of the United States, was one Heads of State of the Iranian nuclear program, who saw in this move a guarantee of global security, and his Iranian counterpart Hassan Rowhani said that his country had achieved goals through the agreement. But things have not been stable, especially with Iran's desire to develop its nuclear program, without any attention. [1969001] The United States withdrew
The latest developments of the nuclear agreement Tuesday, May 8, the United States of America (NPT) nuclear program In May 2018, when the US President Donald Trump announced the decision to withdraw from the nuclear deal with Iran, promising that his country would impose "the highest level of economic sanctions on the Iranian regime". In this regard, Tehran has expressed its refusal to start any new tough negotiations with America.
Author: Maryam Margish
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