Iran played a central role in Jimmy Carter’s presidency, with state television branding him the “architect of economic sanctions,” leading to negative sentiments among Iranians due to punitive measures imposed since the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Carter’s support of the shah and the subsequent hostage crisis at the US embassy in Tehran strained Iran-US relations, ultimately resulting in the breakdown of diplomatic ties and lasting repercussions. Despite Carter’s mixed legacy in Iran, his backing of the 2015 nuclear deal offered a brief moment of thaw in relations before its collapse under Donald Trump’s administration.
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UN confirms aid delivered to Sweida after attacks on Druze
The United Nations has confirmed the delivery of aid to Sweida, Syria, following violent clashes that displaced over 145,000 people, according to the WHO. Many of these individuals are currently seeking refuge in makeshift centers in Daraa and Damascus as the fighting continues between Bedouin fighters and Druze gunmen. Want More Context? 🔎
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