Iran-US Relations: From Hostages to Nuclear Tensions

Source: Iran-US relations: A history of hostilities from hostage crisis to nuclear tensions (2025-06-19)

Historically marked by hostility, Iran-US relations have seen significant conflicts, starting with the hostage crisis and evolving into ongoing nuclear tensions. The complex history reflects decades of political strife, diplomatic challenges, and mutual distrust that continue to shape their interactions today. As tensions persist, both nations remain deeply divided over nuclear programs and regional influence. The ongoing disputes threaten stability in the Middle East and complicate international efforts to foster dialogue and peace between Iran and the United States.

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