Puzzle of American Creators in the World; From East Asia to Latin America – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

‌Mehr News Agency, Iernational Group: During the few weeks of Donald Trump’s reliance on US presideial heads, the market for debate about possible Tehran-Washington talks is hot; Negotiations that have previously began indirectly and led to a “comprehensive agreeme of the Joi Action” (Brjam), but Trump out of its first presidency, despite Iran’s constructive cooperation, withdrawn and the most severe sanctions. Ai -Iranian Imposed on Tehran in the form of “maximum pressure”.

In this connection, the Supreme Leader of the Revolution on Friday morning (February 5th) with the Air Force commanders and staff staff and the Army Air Defense Experience “Two Years Negotiation And they considered the concession and the shortage but the failure to do so, “and added:” The United States violated the same treaty despite its deficiencies. ” So, Negotiation With such a non -agitated state, abnormally, and Unborn Is and with it should not Negotiation Kurdish.

In addition to a historical look at US obligations and treaties with other couries in the world, it can be found to be useless and even harmful to these conversations that numerous violated and violated US treaties from East Asia to Latin America are an example of these.

US agreemes with North Korea; Agreeme 1 and Singapore (1)

The agreeme between the United States and North Korea, known as the “agreed framework”, was signed by Washington to stop North Korea’s nuclear program in exchange for economic aid and light water plas. The agreeme initially created hopes for reducing tensions, but the United States delayed its obligations and in some cases refused to provide promised aid.

With the coming of George W. Bush’s governme in year 2, more strict policies against North Korea were implemeed and the coury was called part of the “axis of evil”. FinallyNorth Korea withdrew from the Nuclear Weapons Prohibition Agreeme (NPT) in 2008 and resumed its nuclear program, indicating a practical collapse of the agreeme.

In year 2, after Donald Trump and Kim’s historic visit JungThat In Singapore, a new agreeme was formed to disarm North Korea in exchange for sanctions. This is a meeting First There was a direct meeting between the leaders of the two couries, creating hopes for improving relations, but the text of the general agreeme and lack of executive framework was clear. For this reason, the ambiguities in the fulfillme of the obligations made this agreeme fragmeed as the previous one.

After a short time, the United States not only reduced sanctions, but also increased them and put more pressure on North Korea. This made North Korea disappoied with the coinuation of the talks and again missile tests and Developme Put nuclear weapons on the agenda. As a result, the Singapore agreeme, like the agreeme, failed due to the lack of executive guaraees and the change of US policies, and relations between the two couries remained stressful.

US corol of South Korea with the missile agreeme (1)

In year 4, the US and South Korea signed an agreeme that set a range for the South Korean missile program. According to the agreeme, the range of South Korean missiles was limited to 2 kilometers and the weight of the warheads was limited to 5 kg. The policy was part of the US strategy for weapons corol in the Korean Peninsula and maiain its influence on the South Korean army.

As time we on and the threats of North Korea, South Korea called for a decline, but the United States only gradually reduced some of them. In year 2, the missile range reached 2 kilometers and 2 kilometers in the year, but still Developme South Korea’s defense technologies remained limited.

In addition to the constrais of agreeme, the United States has sometimes taken strict measures and preveed from Developme Some of the key defense technologies became South Korea. Washington, for example, urged Seoul to stop or review its cruise missile projects and missile defense systems. This approach led to South Korea’s dissatisfaction, as North Korea was expanding its missile program without restriction, South Korea still with obstacles Caused by US policies were facing.

Finally, in year 2, after decades Negotiation And diplomatic pressure, the United States decided to lift all the restrictions on South Korea’s missile program. The action allowed South Korea to be unrestricted and the weight of the warhead, their missiles Developme Gele and reduce your dependence on American equipme. The cancellation of these restrictions was a change in US strategy towards China and North Korea, as Washington gave a more priority to strengthen its allies by increasing regional threats. This transformation showed that dependence Too much In the long run it can be an obstacle to the advanceme of a coury’s defense technologies.

Peace Agreeme with Vietnam (1)

Agree Peace Paris was one of the most importa diplomatic agreemes during the Vietnam War in the year after long negotiations between the United States, North Vietnam, South Vietnam and the group. Witke Signed. The agreeme gave Washington the opportunity to formally withdraw from the conflict following iernational pressure and public dissatisfaction within the United States.

Based on The deal has pledged the United States to withdraw its troops from Vietnam and end direct military support from South Vietnam. In corast, North Vietnam also pledged to reduce its military operations in the south and cooperate to achieve a sustainable political solution. However, although the agreeme formally ended US direct ierveion, it failed to preve iernal conflicts in Vietnam.

Despite the withdrawal of US troops from Vietnam, the United States coinued indirectly to iervene in regional developmes. One aspect of this covena was the heavy economic sanctions imposed by the United States against Vietnam. These sanctions, especially in the field of Vietnam’s trade and access to iernational markets, created a serious obstacle, leaving the coury’s economy in a critical situation for years. In addition, the United States coinued air strikes against neighboring Vietnam, including Cambodia and Laos by justifying border attacks and communist groups in the region. The attacks not only caused widespread destruction in these couries, but also paved the way for an increase in instability throughout the Southeast Asian region.

FinallyUS policies after the agreeme showed that it was merely seeking official military withdrawal from Vietnam, but still in other ways to Under pressurePut The North Vietnam governme used. These measures, along with the inability of South Vietnam to couer the progress of the northern forces, Finally Lead to falling Saigon In the year 2, Vietnam’s unity became communist.

Cooperation Agreeme with Cuba (1)

In year 3, during the presidency of Barack Obama, the US and Cuba reached a historic agreeme to normalize relations after decades of hostility and diplomatic relations. The agreeme, which was formed by the Vatican and Pope Francis mediation, included the reopening of embassies in both couries, reducing some economic sanctions, and creating a basis for diplomatic and commercial cooperation. The main purpose of the agreeme was to reduce the political and economic tensions between the two couries and create a space to improve Cuba’s economic situation by increasing trade and foreign investme. Also, improving diplomatic relations could have been in the ierest of the Cuban-American society that has been affected by Washington’s strict restrictions for decades.

However, Washington’s policies towards Cuba have undergone serious changes after the governme changed in the United States and Donald Trump’s inauguration in 2008. Trump, who had a more strict approach to leftist governmes in Latin America, canceled many of the concessions given to Cuba and imposed new economic sanctions against it. The more severe restrictions on US citizens’ visit to Cuba, the imposition of new sanctions on the coury’s energy and trade sector, and economic pressure on the Havana governmes showed an offensive policy that has virtually stopped the process of normalizing relations. The change of the US approach caused a serious blow to the Cuban economy, which was still heavily depende on foreign trade and tourism.

Trump, who has been in the White House for a few weeks for the second time as US preside, has adopted more strict policies against Cuba. One of the first actions Ai -kubai Trump, PutAgain This Latin American coury was on the list of couries supporting terrorism; A decision that, in addition to iernal and external reactions to the criticism of White House policies, has further exposed US obligations and treaties.