TEHRAN:  , When Donald Trump was last in the White House, he pursued a plan of “maximum force” against the Islamic Republic of Iran, including punishing restrictions.
Now that he is scheduled to run for president of the United States in January, Tehran is concerned that more of the same does happen.
A respected Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps general was also killed in an airstrike on Baghdad, Iraq, during Trump’s first name.
For a long-running conflict between the two casts a dark over the chance for things to get better.
” It will be harmful for Iran”, said 37-year-old Bashir Abbaspour, who works at a private company, reflecting widespread concern in Iran as news broke on Wednesday ( Nov 6 ) of Trump’s victory.
After the extraordinary invasion by Hamas, a Palestinian militant team supported by Iran, in the Middle East, which was causing havoc in the Middle East in October 2023, led to his victory.
That conflict has then spread to Lebanon, where Israel is battling Hezbollah, another supporter of Iran which itself has now half launched extraordinary attacks on Israel, in April and October, using robots and weapons.
Iranians are best remembered for Trump’s plan of increased sanctions and Washington’s location nuclear deal, which gave Tehran comfort in exchange for putting a stop to its nuclear ambitions.
The collapse of the deal had a negative impact on regular Iranians who were dealing with sluggish prices and a strong depreciation of the dinar against the US dollar.
” The sanctions will improve, and with that, the pricing will too. It’s not a good thing for Iran”, Abbaspour said of Trump’s return.
Tehran’s relationship with Washington formally ended a year after the Islamist trend in 1979, and relationships have remained strained ever since.