العلاقات الأمريكية الإيرانية في عهد إدارة الرئيس جورج بوش 1989-1993

Abstract EN

Iran has always posed a dilemma for the United States of America, but Washington cannot turn a blind eye to the strategic importance Iran enjoyed as a country and a political system.

Washington's foreign policy witnessed a clear absence with regard to Iran at the beginning of President George Bush's term, but it later reacted due to some crises.

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Although there has been a long history of conflict and quarrels between Tehran and Washington, and a diplomatic rupture since the victory of the Islamic revolution in Iran, this does not mean that there are no political relations between the two countries despite the tension they have experienced since that stage, the history of the two countries has witnessed some positions And the negotiations, whether overt or covert, even during the war with Iraq and the acquisition of American weapons in the mid-eighties.

From this context, we believe that the Iranian-American rapprochement is more likely a political convergence and an exchange of interests than an openness at all levels, due to the fact that Iranian policy planners are well aware that an Iranian openness towards Washington and a complete normalization of relations will reveal the space of divergence between revolutionary slogans.

What society actually wants, which can be considered negative, because it reveals the fragility of the internal situation, and the different perception of this issue between the regime and its citizens, and hence the study of this issue is in one of its aspects a study of the problematic of the US policy towards Iran.