A Brief History Of The Tension Between The U.S. And Iran

The video discusses the escalating tensions between the US and Iran, starting from the lack of diplomatic relations since 1980. It highlights key events such as President Obama's 2013 phone call with Iran's president and the 2015 nuclear deal. The situation changed under President Trump, who withdrew from the deal and reinstated sanctions, leading to increased nuclear activity by Iran. The US labeled Iran's military as a terrorist organization, and tensions rose with incidents like the downing of a US drone and attacks on US interests. The US responded with military actions, aiming to deter further escalation.

What significant event in US-Iran relations occurred in 2013?

• Iran agreed to halt its nuclear program.

• The US lifted all sanctions on Iran.

• President Obama spoke with President Rouhani on the phone.

• The US and Iran signed a peace treaty.

What action did President Trump take regarding the Iran nuclear deal?

• He expanded the deal.

• He strengthened the deal.

• He withdrew from the deal.

• He ignored the deal.

How did Iran respond to the US labeling the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization?

• Iran sought diplomatic talks.

• Iran ignored the label.

• Iran withdrew from the nuclear deal.

• Iran labeled US troops in the Middle East as a terrorist group.

What was the US response to the rocket attack on an Iraqi military base in December 2019?

• The US imposed new sanctions on Iran.

• The US called for peace talks.

• The US withdrew its troops from Iraq.

• The US launched airstrikes against Hezbollah-linked targets.

What did US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo indicate about the situation with Iran?

• The US will ignore Iranian provocations.

• The US aims to deescalate the situation.

• The US will not respond to Iranian actions.

• The US seeks war with Iran.