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Iran’s Missile Tests Remind the U.S. That Tensions Have Not Ended
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Rockets fired by Iran close to the U.S. aircraft carrier U.S.S. Truman in December 2015 could lead to a shift in sentiment in the U.S. following the nuclear deal with Iran in 2015 by the Obama administration. Ballistic missile testing was one of the issues in the negotiations leading up to the nuclear deal with serious differences between Congress and the Obama adminsitration on the issue. Recent ballistic missile tests by Iran may reinforce differences on this issue.
Iran- U.S. relations following the nuclear deal- Iran's ballistic missile testing and the U.S.S. Truman near Oman
12/30/2015
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